Monument to the Victims of the Soviet Occupation

Monument to the Victims of the Soviet Occupation
Location	Downtown Chişinău
Beginning date	2010
Opening date	June 28, 2010
Dedicated to	Victims of Soviet Occupation
Coordinates	47°01′32″N 28°49′39″E / 47.025619454444°N 28.827408343333°E / 47.025619454444; 28.827408343333Coordinates: 47°01′32″N 28°49′39″E / 47.025619454444°N 28.827408343333°E / 47.025619454444; 28.827408343333

The Monument to the Victims of the Soviet Occupation (Romanian: Monument în memoria victimelor ocupaţiei sovietice) is a monument in Chişinău, Moldova.

Overview

The commemorative stone of a monument to the victims of the Soviet occupation and of the totalitarian communist regime was unveiled and blessed on June 28, 2010. It was opened in the National Assembly Square, in front of the government building, where a Lenin monument used to stand.^[1][2]

See also

• Soviet Occupation Day

External links

• Commemorative stone of monument to victims of Soviet occupation unveiled in Chisinau
• La Chişinău a fost dezvelită piatra comemorativă în memoria victimelor
• Monument în memoria victimelor ocupaţiei sovietice şi ale regimului totalitar comunist la Chisinau
• Victimele regimului totalitar comunist vor avea un monument în Piaţa Marii Adunări Naţional
• Monument în memoria victimelor ocupaţiei sovietice şi ale regimului totalitar comunist
• Victimele regimului totalitar comunist vor avea un monument în Piaţa Marii Adunări Naţionale
• Monument în memoria victimelor ocupaţiei sovietice şi ale regimului totalitar comunist
• Victimele regimului totalitar comunist vor avea un monument în Piaţa Marii Adunări Naţionale
• Anti-Soviet monument irks Russia
• Victimele regimului totalitar comunist vor avea un monument în Piaţa Marii Adunări Naţionale
• Monument in memoria victimelor ocupatiei...
• Monument în memoria victimelor ocupaţiei sovietice şi ale regimului totalitar comunist
• June 28 Moldova would seek the withdrawal of Russian occupiers

Notes

1. ^ Commemorative stone of monument to victims of Soviet occupation unveiled in Chisinau
2. ^ Primăria a instalat în faţa Guvernului o piatră în memoria victimelor regimului comunist

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