On November 2, 1983, the "Kkhovchanka" monument was opened. The monument was dedicated to the women who participated in the Civil War and the October Revolution. It was installed to mark the 40th anniversary of the liberation of Kakhovka from the Nazi invaders. The seven-meter statue made of forged copper depicts a girl in a coat with a rifle on her shoulder. Her image is related to Mikhail Svetlov's poem "Kahubka". The cards tell us how the monument appeared, who worked on its creation and what history it contains.

On November 2, 1983, the "Kkhovchanka" monument was opened. The monument was dedicated to the women who participated in the Civil War and the October Revolution. It was installed to mark the 40th anniversary of the liberation of Kakhovka from the Nazi invaders. The seven-meter statue made of forged copper depicts a girl in a coat with a rifle on her shoulder. Her image is related to Mikhail Svetlov's poem "Kahubka". The cards tell us how the monument appeared, who worked on its creation and what history it contains.