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Victory Memorial

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Netanya, Park Ha'Shlulit

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Level 15 Local Expert
January 13
An iconic place! Thank you for perpetuating the memory of the Russian Soldier-liberator from fascism! The feeling that the monument is located somewhere in Russia! There is no feeling that you are Israel. Everything is ours! And there are plenty of Russians (from Russia)! They are very polite and ready to help!
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Level 13 Local Expert
June 5, 2020
The full name is "Monument of the victory of the Red Army over Nazi Germany." The people call the monument the Red Army. This is not a friendly country for us... But he clearly understands to whom they owe their existence, and no one orders them (and I think they put no less pressure on Poles and Czechs). Netanya is a very Russian-speaking city. I went out and went to look for the monument. A grandmother who looks like the English queen is walking a poodle. I start asking in English how to get through. He waves his hand at me - "I don't understand this, speak humanly!" ... It was opened in 2012. Sculptors: Salavat Shcherbakov, Vasily Perfiliev, Mikhail Naroditsky, Hen Winkler. He made a stunning impression on me... Everything is here: Leningrad, Kiev, Minsk, Matrosov, the Battalion Commander, and the coat of arms of the USSR!!!... Children, children's toys... Proud and Bitter at the same time... The idea itself is wonderful - a black bunker of war and white wings of victory and memory, a direct allusion to cranes.
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Level 30 Local Expert
July 16, 2020
The full name is "Monument of the victory of the Red Army over Nazi Germany." The people clearly understand to whom they owe their existence, and no one orders them.A stunning monument made of Jerusalem stone. It was opened in 2012. Sculptors: Salavat Shcherbakov, Vasily Perfiliev, Mikhail Naroditsky, Hen Winkler. It makes me cry. A wonderful idea and execution. A real memorial to memory. And you are proud that you are a Russian!
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