Dismantling Mykola Shchors monument in Kyiv

Dismantling Mykola Shchors monument in Kyiv

KYIV, UKRAINE - DECEMBER 9, 2023 - Workers put the monument to Bolshevik military commander Mykola Shchors in a truck, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. It took seven hours to remove the 7-ton monument which will be stored in a museum. Mykola Shchors was a Red Army commander who fought against the newly established Ukrainian government of the Ukrainian Peoples Republic in 1918-1919.

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