Vladimir Lenin monument

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Антон Палюлин

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The first obelisk was installed at Oak Park, next to Pushkin Street and Erkindik Boulevard, in January 1948. 36 years later, the memorial was dismantled. The new monument appeared in 1984. The 17-ton statue was decided to be placed in front of the Historical Museum, on the central square of the Kyrgyz capital Ala-Too (at that time it was named after Lenin). On November 7, 2003, the monument was moved to a small park behind the museum. Squirrels are running around nearby.

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Исаев Б.

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One of the largest monuments to Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, the leader of the world proletariat in the countries of Central Asia.

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Василий Г.

Level 15 Local Expert

"And Lenin is so young, and young October is ahead! "

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Андрей

Level 6 Local Expert

I used to stand in front of the museum and point to the mountains, but now they have moved it, but it's great that it was demolished and the monument was left.

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Наталья Гурьянова

Level 12 Local Expert

Lenin was pleased. Well done for saving it.

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Александр Шаповалов

Level 5 Local Expert

Lenin is alive!

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Vladimir Lenin monument

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