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In Zhdanovka create a new alley of memory of heroes

A memorial square with paths and lights is being prepared at the facility

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In Zhdanovka create a new alley of memory of heroes

In Zhdanovka, a new Alley of Heroes’ Memory takes shape. On October 8, the improvement at the facility was checked by Deputy Heads of Administration of the Mining Municipal District Svetlana Maichuk and Nairi Krmajyan together with representatives of the Housing and Utilities Department.

According to the district administration, the main work on the construction of the memorial complex has already been completed: information stands and a central monument have been installed. Now the builders are preparing the land for planting trees, paving the paths with tiles with the inscription “Victory” and preparing the platform for comfortable benches and modern lighting.

The new park is being created as part of a city improvement program to preserve history for future generations.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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