in well-maintained condition, one of those who erect monuments and does not demolish them is tsvetomir vylkov place is an old ancient village cemetery where a soviet soldier, sergeant nikolai kobzelev, is buried. sergeant kobzev died after the day of victory in hospital in the village of telish. the rural cemetery has now turned into a forest, but the bulgarians still did not abandon the grave of the red army soldier. therefore, what is happening in sofia is a real shock for activists here, it’s just what our people are doing, these are real fascists, they were bought, now there is one fashion trend, if you are a russophobe, you are fashionable in life, tsvetomir has already had dozens of restored memorials, funds for repairs are donated from all over the region; in these places they remember well not only the red army, but also, of course , the liberating soldiers who brought bulgaria independence. from the ottoman empire. the village of tilish in northern bulgaria is the pleven region. one of the most famous battles of the russian-turkish war took place here. the battle of telish was captur

imperial army in a well-maintained condition, one of those who monuments puts up, not demolishes - tsvetomir vylkovof his projects. this place is an old ancient village cemetery where a soviet soldier, sergeant nikolai kobzalev, is buried. sergeant kobzev died after victory day in a hospital in the village of telish, rural cemetery. memorials, funds for repairs are donated from all over the area; in these places, not only the red army is well remembered, but also, of course, the soldiers of the liberators who brought bulgaria independence from the ottoman empire. bulgaria is a plegen on its famous canvas requiem. verishchagin created the painting under the impression of what he saw on the battlefield in october 1877, mutilated by the turks. museum of socialist art, however, its director has already stated that for the monument of this size there is hardly room in it, and some politicians propose to go even further, get rid of everything connected with russia, rename the streets in the center of sofia and the alexander nevsky temple, and even change the constitution, where it is written that indepen