Monument to Soldier and Sailor

Reminds the living of one of the bloodiest events of World War II - the liberation of Sevastopol in 1944 from the Nazi invaders. Sevastopol was the most significant bridgehead for the Germans and they were ready to hold it at any cost. Along with the German fascists, the remnants of Vlasov's army and 7 Romanian divisions fought here. By the end of April 1944, the hope of keeping the Crimea and, in particular, Sevastopol completely faded, and a mass exodus of the enemy from the peninsula began.