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Sowjetisches Ehrenmal Berlin-Treptow
Soldatenfriedhof/ Ehrenmal der sowjetischen Armee für die Zerschlagung des Nationalsozialismus,
eröffnet am 08. Mai 1949, 93.000 qm, 7.000 Einzelgräber.
Bei den Kämpfen um Berlin starben allein im April/Mai 1945 26.000 sowjetische Soldaten.

Meinst du, die Russen wollen Krieg ?
(Ben Becker liest Jewgeni Jewtuschenko)
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13 comments

Taormina said:

Und dann stell dir mal vor... die Russen hätten es nicht geschaft
die Deutschen in Berlin zu besiegen... sondern wären untergegangen.
Wie hätten die USA dann wohl reagiert?!
5 years ago ( translate )

J. Gafarot said:

Good picture, history wise I shut up, future belongs to some other God.
5 years ago

Ulrich John said:

Danke, Heidi ! In diesen Zeiten ist das Erinnern daran sehr mutig ! Und notwendig !
5 years ago ( translate )

William Sutherland said:

Excellent shot!

Admired in:
www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance
5 years ago ( translate )

Pam J said:

So evocative
5 years ago ( translate )

Damir said:

and where is the bull ?
5 years ago

Jean said:

Nobody wants war. We should go back to the days when our leaders fought it out in single combat, hand to hand. That would concentrate a few minds.
5 years ago

Rabbitroundtheworld replied to Jean:

great comment, Jean.
5 years ago ( translate )

Diane Putnam replied to Jean:

I thought of that exact thing just a few days ago! They can have a good old-fashioned duel!
5 years ago

Clickity Click said:

Makes one think doesn't it?
:)
5 years ago

Belleuse said:

Sorry, but what war do we want to talk about here? Why is NOBODY mentioning a war that is already underway thanks to Russia and is called a hybrid war? This is a war, the war is already in Europe, meine Damen und Herren!
Have we forgotten the illegal annexation of Crimea and what is still happening in eastern Ukraine?
Are all the facts that have occurred there since 2014 and the death of a minimum of 10,000 people while we calmly act on the Ipernity, isn't a war ? Isn't the leader of Russia a former active of KGB ? Ukraine is part of Europe, it isn't far away as Asia, although maybe some think it. Information and eyewitness accounts are available in the media on a regular basis (I hope that you are reading and watching them) and even on Wikipedia, and here a link to fresh news from April when we celebrated Easter ... www.tvn24.pl/wiadomosci-ze-swiata,2/armia-ukrainy-apeluje-do-separatystow-przestrzegajcie-rozejmu-wielkanocnego,827834.html
Sources - OSCE, Ministry of Ukraine, Polish TVN24 station (left-wing, not governmental !) army-ukraine-appeals-do-separatist-follow-truce-easter
... it's hard to understand the enthusiasm for this red in the West ...
Your photo is good, as always, my dear friend, but without star from me, forgive me.
5 years ago

Heidiho replied to Belleuse:

My photo is a STREET SCENE, made on a historic day. May 8, 1945 finished terrible WW2, with millions and millions of victims. Here the 2 boys celebrate it on the Sovyet Memorial. The most victims of this war were sovyets (26 millions - a lot of nationalities, Ucrainians too !). This is a fact.

Sorry, my dear ... but: IP is a photo plattform, not a discussion forum for politics.
So I will answer you in WA.
5 years ago

Belleuse replied to Heidiho:

We all have right to understan, interpreteand comment the context of the publication on the social platform appears. Every photo has his own context - this make them more interesting !
Of course, I know very well that Ipernity is not a place for political discussions, nevertheless my comment was a response to the meaning of photo and the question which is the link under the photo. Along with justification. And what you published is concerned on politics. And our present times, not only about the past. This is what i see.
About Jewtuszenko - he won great popularity, however his opponents ( also great J. Brodsky, who named him "False dissident" ) are merciless: it was a usable art that was supposed to prove that freedom of speech prevails in the Soviet Union. In communist times he lived in abundance.
So, I hope, that you expected that there may be different comments on the subject. Thank you for your answer, Liebe Heidi, I will be curious to see more on WA from you. But above all - wish you enjoy your great journey !
5 years ago