The memorial plaque commemorating those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the Motherland during the Patriotic War finds its place within the confines of the “St. Nicholas” park in the capital. This poignant monument stands as a testament to the memory of candidate non-commissioned officers, volunteers, and privates who lost their lives during the Patriotic War from 1944 to 1945. Additionally, it honors the soldiers who met their fate during peacetime, serving as a solemn tribute to their dedicated service and sacrifice for their country.
