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WW2 Freedom Monument Battonya with ribbon
WW2 Freedom Monument Battonya with ribbon
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On the thirtieth anniversary of the entry of the liberating Red Army in 1944, the Freedom Monument was inaugurated in Battonya.
According to the official view at the time, the Red Army first entered the country at Battonya on September 23, 1944.
This is also indicated by the Freedom Monument in the city.
The creator of the monument, depicting the escape of a captive bird, is the Madarassy Walter Munkácsy Prize-winning, meritorious artist-sculptor.
The artwork was inaugurated on its thirtieth anniversary in 1974.
After the regime change, the statue was in danger, but in the end, only the five-pointed star was removed.
The pedestal is made of aluminum with metal parts.
Bird is missing 1 wing.
The ribbon is original from the Pioneers and is included in the purchase.
In golden letters it says;
3975. II. Ferenc Rákóczi Pioneer Team
32 x 16 x 8 cm
Flag and photos are for illustration only.
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Terms and conditions
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If possible, an attempt will be made to send as many items as possible in one package to keep shipping costs low.
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