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On the approaches to Leningrad, where during the years of the fascist blockade the front line of the battle for the city lay - from the southern bank, Gulf of Finland along the Neva to Lake Ladoga, along the northern shore of the Gulf of Finland, along the river. Sisters, north of the city of Sestroretsk and from the western shore of Lake Ladoga to the eastern and southern shores of Lake Lembolovsky, where the fascist invaders were stopped in September 1941 and from where in January 1944 the troops of the Leningrad Front launched a decisive offensive, Leningraders erected a memorial complex - a unique Green Belt of Glory with a length of 220 km, dedicated to the courage and heroism of the defenders of the Neva Stronghold. The green belt also includes the Oranienbaum bridgehead (60 km) and the “Road of Life”. The first monuments on the defense line appeared in 1944-1945. According to the designs of a group of architects who had not yet had time to take off their military uniforms, several concrete memorial steles and obelisks were then installed at the lines where the Leningraders stopped the enemy. Some of them were made in wood and, unfortunately, have not survived. In 1961, the working people of the city and region began to perpetuate memorial sites along the line of the heroic defense of Leningrad. In majestic and mournful silence, unique neither in design nor in significance, the Green Belt of Glory stretches along the entire length of the ring front line, consisting of 29 architectural and sculptural complexes made of granite, concrete, and metal. The memorial complexes include military equipment, trenches, trenches, and firing points, transporting the viewer to times of war.
The authors of the general layout are architects G. Buldakov, V. Gaikovich, M. Sementovskaya.
Geographically, the monuments form five large groups.
Ensemble "Oranienbaum Bridgehead" includes the monuments “Primorsky”, “Attack”, “Anchor”, “January Thunder”, “Gostilitsky”, “Far Frontier”, “Coast of the Courageous”, the general names of which reveal specific military events on these sections of the front. To protect Kronstadt and the powerful forts of the Gulf of Finland during fierce battles, the Primorsky Operational Group was created in September 1941. For two and a half years, the fighters of this group firmly held the Primorsky bridgehead - the Oranienbaum "patch". From here, in January 1944, the offensive of Soviet troops began to lift the blockade of Leningrad.
Memorial Complex“The Shore of the Courageous” is located on both sides of the Leningrad-Ust-Luga highway (103rd kilometer) on the bank of the river. Funnels. It was here, not far from the village of Kernovo, in September 1941 that the defenders of the Oranienbaum “patch” blocked the path of the fascist hordes rushing towards Leningrad. On one side of the highway there is a memorial site with a stele and sixteen flagpoles, on the other there are pillars symbolizing defense. The main monument - a horizontal 30-meter stele made of monolithic reinforced concrete - was installed on the steep bank of the Funnel. In the center of the stele, reflecting the idea of ​​the inevitability of defeat of the enemy, there are sculptural bas-reliefs of the city’s defenders - a breastplate image of a soldier, a sailor, a partisan and a girl fighter. Their courageous and stern faces symbolize the strength and resilience of Soviet soldiers. The bas-relief sculpture and the inscriptions on the stele are made of brass.
The monument was opened in October 1967.
The authors of the monument are architects A. Kamaldinov, A. Rivkin, N. Ustinovich, sculptors M. Gabe, P. Yakimovich, engineers N. Ilyin, V. Samulevich.
Ensemble "Southern Semi-Ring of the Front" perpetuates memorable places heroic battles of the soldiers of the 42nd and 52nd armies of the Leningrad Front, who took the main blow of the Nazis, who stormed the city from the south - from the Gulf of Finland to the mouth of the river. Tosno, and in extremely intense battles stopped the enemy at the Pulkovo Heights, on the left bank of the Neva, 3 km from the Izhora plant, the most important strategic points of the defense of Leningrad.
The spatial compositions “Kirov Val”, “Pulkovo Frontier”, “Immortality of the Soldier”, “Militia”, “Unconquered”, “Storm”, “Izhora Ram”, “Nevsky Threshold” are consonant with the events that took place on the southern approaches to the city. The semantic expressiveness of the names is emphasized by the figurative design of each monument individually: these are obelisks and steles in the form of a stylized banner (“Militia”), signpost steles, gouges, unusual in silhouette and composition. “Izhora ram” is a composition made of metal and reinforced concrete, symbolizing an ancient Russian offensive weapon. The themes are successfully revealed in the compositions “Nevsky Threshold” - in the form of a barrier closed in front of the enemy - and “Pulkovsky Frontier”, located on the 20th kilometer of the Kyiv Highway, on the slope of the Pulkovo Heights. The central horizontal stele is decorated with mosaic panels of contrasting tones (black, gray, white), revealing the heroism of front-line soldiers - machine gunners, mortarmen, tank crews, artillerymen - and townspeople under blockade - workers, teachers, women in the construction of defensive structures, militias, medical workers. In the center of the stele is an oath at the battle flag. The main meaning of the artistic design of the stele: the unity of the city and the front in a fierce battle with the enemy. Two tanks are installed on the southern slope of the Pulkovo Heights.
The authors of the monument are architect Y. Lukin, sculptor L. Mikhailyonok, muralist A. Olkhovich.
Ensemble on the banks of the Neva. From the east, the city was defended by troops of the Neva Operational Group. The front line went along the right bank of the Neva to the Shlisselburg fortress "Oreshek" and along the western coast of Lake Ladoga to Cape Osinovets.
Having thwarted the attempt of the fascist troops to cross the Neva on the move, units of the Neva operational group in the second half of September 1941 captured a small bridgehead on the left bank, occupied by the enemy - the legendary Nevsky "patch", which gained fame for the unprecedented heroism and courage of the soldiers who defended it. The Shlisselburg fortress "Oreshek", being an outpost of the Neva operational group, held a 500-day heroic defense.
In January 1943, having broken the fierce resistance of the enemy, troops of the 67th Army, formed on the basis of the Neva Operational Group, crossed the Neva south of Shlisselburg and, together with units of the 2nd Shock Army of the Volkhov Front, broke the blockade and ensured constant land communication between Leningrad and the country.

The following monuments are dedicated to these events: “Nameless Height”, “Nevsky Patch”, “Breakthrough”, “Crossing”, “Oreshek” fortress.
51st kilometer of the Leningrad - Petrokrepost highway. A tiny section of the coastline on the Neva, near the former village of Moskovskaya Dubrovka. This is the land of fearlessness, courage and sorrow - the Nevsky “patch”, which fettered significant enemy forces for almost two years. In 1952, a strict marble obelisk was erected on the mass grave of the “piglet”, perpetuating the memory of the heroically fallen soldiers of the Soviet Army.
The authors of the obelisk are architect A. Lapirov, sculptor G. Yakimova.
In September 1971, on the 30th anniversary of the battles on the Nevsky Bank, the “Boundary Stone” monument was opened on the former southern border of the Nevsky “patch”. Two cubes - cast iron and granite, embedded in each other, raised 7 m above the shore. On the edge of the cube are high relief images of warriors.
The authors of the monument "Boundary Stone" are architects O. Romanov, M. Khidekel, sculptor E. Nasibulin.
Ensemble on the Karelian Isthmus. The northern approaches to Leningrad from Lake Ladoga to the Gulf of Finland along the line of Verkhnie Nikulyasy, Lembolovo, Beloostrov, and the Sestra River were staunchly defended by the 23rd Army. In the summer of 1944, the troops of the 21st and 23rd armies, with the participation of the Red Banner Baltic Fleet, went on the offensive from this line, defeated enemy troops, liberated the Karelian Isthmus and ensured the security of Leningrad from the north. Three monuments - "Sister", "Garden of Peace" and "Lembolovskaya Stronghold" - perpetuate the military actions of the Soviet troops.
"Lembolovskaya Stronghold" is a memorial ensemble dedicated to the memory of the valiant defenders of the Karelian Isthmus. The main composition is located on the Lembolovsky Heights: massive slabs are cut into the slope, to which a wide staircase-path leads from the Priozerskoye Highway. In the center, on a vertical abutment, there is a cube with a relief - a symbolic image of the Motherland: a high relief of a woman with a child; pillboxes and trenches have been recreated. The memorial includes a monument to heroic pilots at Lembolovo station. Opened in 1965
The authors of the composition are the team leader A. Gutov, architect Yu. Tsarikovsky, sculptor B. Svinin, engineer N. Sedov.
Ensemble "Road of Life". By blockading the city from land, the Nazis decided to exterminate its population by starvation. The whole country came to the aid of Leningrad.

On August 30, 1941, the State Defense Committee decided to deliver food supplies and equipment to the besieged city through Ladoga lake. Throughout the entire legendary route, 45 memorial kilometer poles were installed along the highway from Leningrad to Lake Ladoga and 36 along railway from Finland Station.
The architectural and artistic design of the monuments “Flower of Life”, “Rumbolovskaya Mountain”, “Broken Ring”, “Steel Road”, “Katyusha” evokes many associations associated with the “Road of Life”.
The “Broken Ring” is located on the very shore of Lake Ladoga, near Vaganovsky Spusk. Next to the monument is a foundation stone made of red granite with the inscription: “Here began the “Road of Life” during the siege of Leningrad.” The central structure of the monument - an open arch made in a modern manner - visually creates a tense, slightly tragic and at the same time triumphant image, associated with the trusses of the raised bridge, and with the raised barrier, and with a rainbow hanging over the lake. On the concrete platform under the arch, the forever “frozen” traces of the tread of the car’s wheels remind of those truck workers who carried bread to the Leningraders. There are two reinforced concrete balls installed on the site, simulating floodlights. A reinforced concrete stele, treated to look like polished granite, was also installed. The ensemble is complemented by an 85-mm anti-aircraft gun. The monument was opened in October 1966.
The authors of the ensemble are architect V. Filippov, sculptors K. Simun, V. Dugonets, engineer I. Rybin, artist V. Yakovlev. At the 3rd kilometer of the former “Road of Life”, near the village of Kovalevo, there is a monument “Flower of Life”. In the center of the composition is an inclined slab with the inscription: “In the name of life and against war; to children - young heroes of Leningrad 1941-1944.” A white stone flower on a 10-meter stem rises above the granite boulders. The words “May there always be sunshine” are carved into the petals of the flower. A 40-meter staircase and a birch pioneer alley of Friendship connect the “Flower of Life” with an embankment hill, where stone sheets of the diary of Tanya Savicheva, a Leningrad pioneer schoolgirl who survived all the difficulties of the blockade winter of 1941/42, are installed.
The monument was opened in October 1968.
The authors of the monument are architects Y. Melnikov, A. Levenkov.

The Oranienbaum bridgehead is a territory on south coast Gulf of Finland, the so-called Malaya Zemlya, a piece of the Motherland, torn off by fascist troops from the city of Leningrad (on the map).

"Seaside Memorial". Located in Peterhof, on St. Petersburg Avenue. It consists of a complex of buildings, it opened gradually, the first to open in 1961 was a granite wall with bas-reliefs of defenders, in 1964-1971 the Brotherly Cemetery was formed, a museum of the memorial complex was created, a stele was installed, 350 thujas were planted, a monument to naval paratroopers, 3 guns and a concrete wall with holes from min. Unfortunately, not all photographs could be found.

Memorial "Anchor". It was installed on the defense line, where in the fall of 1941 a battalion of cadets from the Navy's Naval Economic Quartermaster School stopped the fascist offensive. The memorial consists of concrete slabs with slots, on them there is a memorial plaque with the names of heroic cadets and officers. There are 2 anchors in front of the slabs.

Memorial "January Thunder". January Thunder is the name of the offensive operation of our army in 1944, launched here in Oranienbaum. As a result, the enemy troops were defeated and Porozhki was occupied, and the way to the village of Gostilitsy was opened. The memorial is an 8-meter concrete pylon with a memorial plaque and several bas-reliefs of heroes.

Memorial "Gostilitsky". Located at 23 km of Gostilitskoe highway. This is a tall 8-meter granite obelisk, installed in 1967. The monument was erected at a mass grave of approximately 3,185 people, four of whom were awarded the title of Hero Soviet Union- A. I. Spirin, N. A. Rytov, S. P. Palchikov, I. K. Skuridin.

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Descendant know! In harsh years
Loyal to the people, duty and Fatherland.
Through the hummocks of the Ladoga ice,
From here we led the Road of Life.
So that life never dies.

Bronislav Kezhun

There is probably no other monument on the planet that would stretch for two hundred kilometers. Its obelisks, steles, memorial gardens and groves were erected and planted in honor of those who stood to their death at the city walls. Monuments of the Green Belt of Glory immortalized the heroism of the defenders of the Pulkovo Heights and the steadfastness of the soldiers who did not allow the enemy onto the right bank of the Neva at the Ivanovo rapids, the courage of those who fought on Nevskaya Dubrovka and stopped the enemy in the western quarters of the city. There are dozens of them, modest and majestic monuments in memory of famous and nameless heroes, sons and daughters of our Motherland.

From Rzhevka to Lake Ladoga, kilometer-long pillars lined the asphalt ribbon. Each of them is a memorial stele, on which next to the five-pointed star are the words “Road of Life.” There are forty-five of them.

There are also monuments in this chain dedicated to the heroes of the Ladoga Highway, along which Leningrad maintained contact with the mainland during the years of the siege - in the summer by water, and in the winter along the ice of Lake Ladoga. From Rzhevka to Lake Ladoga, kilometer-long pillars lined the asphalt ribbon. Each of them is a memorial stele, on which next to the five-pointed star are the words “Road of Life.” There are forty-five of them.

Monuments of the Green Belt of Glory

At the borders of the blockade ring of Leningrad

Kirovsky Val

Obelisk to the defenders of the city of Leningrad. It is part of the Kirov Val memorial, which is part of the Green Belt of Glory of Leningrad. Installed in 1946. Architects: L. Yu. Galperin, D. M. Spreiser. The material from which the monument is created is granite, marble. On the front side of the base there is a marble plaque with the text: “Glory to the defenders of the city of Lenin. 1941-1944".

Pulkovo border

The memorial is part of the Green Belt of Glory. It is located at the line where the advance of the Nazi troops was stopped in September 1941. Built in 1967 on the southern slope of the Pulkovo Heights, at the 20th kilometer of the Kyiv highway. On a horizontal concrete stele 34 m long there is a mosaic panel dedicated to the military and labor exploits of Leningraders, on the sides on the southern slope of the Pulkovo Heights there are two T-34 tanks.

Militia

A complex of memorial structures on the lines of the Battle of Leningrad 1941-1944, created to perpetuate the memory of its heroic defenders. The first structure of the future complex appeared during the Second World War - this is a stele between Ligovo and Sosnovaya Polyana.

Unconquered

Memorial in memory of the defense of the city in 1941-1944. Built near the fork in the road Pushkin - Kolpino - the state farm "Detskoselsky". On an elevated platform there is a concrete stele with the image of an attacking fighter and the inscription “The front line of the defense of the Soviet troops passed here. 1941-1944" and next to it is another stele of smaller height with the inscription "To you, who defended Leningrad, eternal glory"

There is also a separate memorial sign with the inscription: “To units of the 237th Infantry Division and the Krasnogvardeisky fortified area that held back the onslaught of the fascist invaders in September 1941.”

Storm

The stele was built in memory of the feat of the soldiers of the 55th Army of the 268th Infantry Division, who fought in June 1942 on the Leningrad Front between Kolpino and Yam-Izhora. The obelisk was installed at the line where the advance of Nazi troops on Leningrad was stopped in September 1941.

Izhora ram

With three vertical pillars supporting a massive concrete beam placed forward, the monument actually resembles a battering gun used to destroy fortresses in ancient times. “Taran” indicates the line where in 1941-1944 Leningrad was defended by the militia of the Izhora plant together with frontline soldiers.

Nevsky threshold

At the top of a gentle hill there is a planned platform paved with concrete slabs. There is a 23-meter horizontal stele on it, which lies on three transversely placed blocks. The memorial inscription on the stele lists the units and formations that fought at this line in 1941-1944. The blocks are installed offset from each other and have different lengths. Next to the monument there are graven stones, on one of them there is an inscription: “Traveler, tell Leningrad that the enemy has not passed through.”

Unnamed height

One of the most majestic monuments of the Green Belt of Glory. The slopes of a 20-meter bulk hill, rising above the steep bank, resemble a pyramid. Concrete stairs lead to observation platforms, made in the form of acute-angled protrusions. On the upper platform there is a symbolic bronze sculptural group: figures of soldiers, whom a woman calls behind her - the personification of Victory and perseverance. Memorial inscriptions are placed on the ledges of the platforms.

Nevsky patch

The left bank bridgehead of Soviet troops fighting the Nazi occupiers in 1941-1943. The memorial includes a mass grave.

Breakthrough

The memorial was erected at the site of the breakthrough of the siege of Leningrad.

Sister

Erected in 1966 at the mouth of the Sestra River. During the war, the line of defense of the 120th fighter battalion of the 23rd Army passed along this line.

Peace Garden

The memorial is dedicated to units and formations of the 21st and 23rd armies of the Leningrad Front. The area is paved with concrete slabs, with flagpoles installed on the right side. In the background, on a raised platform, there is a wall of granite blocks with text. Anti-tank posts are installed to the right of the wall, and seven apple trees are planted to the left. A birch alley 175 meters long runs from the left side of the memorial into the field.

Lembolovskaya stronghold

On the vertical stele there are bas-reliefs of a mother and child, on two pylons there are dates of the defense of Leningrad. 1941-44 and the bas-relief “Fragment of a battle”. At this point in September 1941, units of the 23rd Army stopped the advance of the Finnish troops. The memorial also includes a monument to the Heroes of the Soviet Union, Captain S. M. Aleshin, Senior Lieutenant V. A. Goncharuk and Senior Sergeant N. A. Bobrov, who in July 1942 sent their burning plane to the position of an enemy artillery battery.

On the Road of Life

Flower of Life

The memorial was built in 1968 in the river valley. Luppa near the village of Kovalevo on the Road of Life highway in memory of the children of Leningrad who died during the siege. On an artificial hill there is a concrete flower 15 m high, around 2 rows of concrete inclined slabs. In 1984, the Alley of Friendship was planted, connecting the memorial with the Funeral Mound, on which 8 concrete slabs with the text of Tanya Savicheva’s Diary were installed.

The Road of Life was the name given during the blockade to the only road laid across Lake Ladoga, thanks to which communication was established with the besieged city.

Rumbolovskaya mountain

Memorial made of metal oak and laurel leaves, next to it is a stele with the text of a poem by O. F. Berggolts:

“Bread came to us along the road of life,
dear friendship of many to many.
They don't know on earth yet
more terrible and joyful than the road."

Katyusha

The monument was built in 1966 on a hill where anti-aircraft units covering the Road of Life were stationed in 1941-1943. 5 14-meter steel beams symbolize the famous Katyusha rocket launcher.

Broken ring

The monument consists of two reinforced concrete arches symbolizing the ring of the blockade, the gap between them is the Road of Life. On the platform under the arches there are car tread marks in the concrete. Next to the memorial there are two reinforced concrete balls, simulating searchlights and a 45 mm anti-aircraft gun.

steel path

The monument consists of a stele 8 meters high, on which there are bas-reliefs of railway workers and a memorial inscription telling about their feat in 1941-1944. Next to the stele, a steam locomotive EM-721-83 built in 1933 is installed for eternal parking.

Crossing

The monument was erected in memory of the pontoon soldiers of the 3rd pontoon-bridge brigade of the reserve of the main command, who established several crossings after breaking the siege of Leningrad in February 1943.

On the borders of the Oranienbaum bridgehead

Shore of the courageous

The monument is located on the right bank of the Voronka River in extreme point the western border of the Oranienbaum bridgehead. Here during the war, soldiers of the 8th Army and sailors of the Baltic Fleet held the defense. In front of the stele there is a platform with flagpoles. On the right side of the road there are anti-tank concrete gouges. On September 15, 1991, a capsule with a message to descendants was placed in the stele, which is expected to be opened on September 15, 2041. The letter ends with the words: “Remember those who did not kneel back in 1941. Be worthy of this memory." At the memorial, on the right side of the road, the veterans planted an oak tree - a symbol of perseverance and invincibility; on the left side of the road, they installed a memorial sign on the site of the village of Kernovo, which was burned during the hostilities.

Far Frontier

A memorial as part of the “Green Belt of Glory” on the territory of the Oranienbaum bridgehead, established in 1966 in the area of ​​the war-destroyed village of Terentyevo. The monument was built in 1966 on a voluntary basis.

Gostilitsky

On the mass grave of the memorial there is an eight-meter granite obelisk with an inscription telling about the exploits of Soviet soldiers, sailors of the Baltic Fleet and militia in September 1941 and about the battles in January 1944.

January thunder

On January 14, 1944, from this line, Soviet troops went on the offensive, which ended with the destruction of the Krasnoselsko-Ropshinsky enemy group. On a natural hill there is a concrete pylon 8 m high, on the front side there is a memorial inscription and bas-relief images of the defenders of Leningrad.

Oranienbaum Bridgehead (also known as Oranienbaum Patch, Primorsky Bridgehead, Tamengont Republic, Lebyazhinskaya Republic, Malaya Zemlya) an area on the southern coast of the Gulf of Finland that was cut off from the main Soviet forces.

Anchor

The monument recreates the picture of the struggle; the marble stele seems to be inscribed in part of the destroyed wall sea ​​fortress, the wall is supported by an anchor. The overall composition is completed by the naval flag, emphasizing the inflexibility and immortality of the garrison, withstanding the onslaught of the enemy.

Attack

The T-34 tank, which took part in the January battles of 1944, is mounted on a 6-meter concrete pedestal. The memorial plaque mentions the units and formations that stopped the Nazi offensive in September 1941 and held the line until the offensive of Govorov’s army.

Seaside

The Primorsky Memorial Complex, also the Primorsky Memorial, is a complex of memorial structures of the Green Belt of Glory, located in Petrodvorets near the Petrodvorets Watch Factory and the English Park - at the fork in the roads to Lomonosov and Gostilitsy. This is a memorial cemetery for Soviet soldiers who died in battles and sappers who died while clearing the mines of Petrodvorets after its liberation.

The Battle of Leningrad lasted from 1941 to 1944. In memory of the heroic defenders of the city and the whole country, who laid down their lives in bloody battles, a complex of memorial structures was created on the lines of defense of Leningrad, which was called the Green Belt of Glory. It was erected in 1965-68 on the initiative of public figure, front-line writer Mikhail Dudin. The idea of ​​​​building such a complex arose at the time when Mikhail Alexandrovich worked in the Peace Committee (Leningrad). Dudin himself is the author of the inscriptions that are located on the propylaea near the entrance to the Piskarevskoye cemetery, as well as on the monument to the heroic defenders of the city.

Before starting to design and create the memorial complex, a huge amount of work was carried out to clarify the locations of troops and the location of the defense line in September 1941. It was carried out by the forces of the Headquarters of the Leningrad Military District. The layout of the Green Belt of Glory was connected with the defense line of Leningrad, where the enemy was stopped. It was decided to create the memorial using a nationwide construction method, so many Leningrad residents and all the largest enterprises in the city took part in the creation of the complex.

The nation-wide construction began on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the Victory, when foundation stones were placed and the first seedlings were planted at key positions in the construction of the memorial. The areas where construction was planned to take place were patronized by the district executive committees of the regional and city councils. Just like the defense of Leningrad, the construction of the complex became a universal task. Was attracted to him personnel military units, teams of various enterprises and educational institutions.

The length of the Green Belt of Glory is 200 km. It includes green spaces and 26 main monuments. In addition, seven monuments are located on the Road of Life - this was the name during the siege of the only road laid across Lake Ladoga, thanks to which communication was carried out with the besieged city. Nine more monuments are located on the Primorsky bridgehead. That was the name of the part south coast Gulf of Finland, which was cut off from our troops and, nevertheless, played a huge role in the defense of the city.

This incredible-scale project was created in the 50-60s by a team of architects under the leadership of GN Buldakov. Moreover, all work was carried out on a voluntary basis. The Large and Small blockade rings that make up the Green Belt of Glory pass along the actually existing lines of defense and follow their contours. It consists of more than 80 steles, monuments and obelisks. Constructed on Leningrad's Victory Square, the monument dedicated to the heroic defenders of Leningrad is the geographical and semantic center of the complex.

Time destroys everything, the stone from which monuments are created crumbles, iron and copper become covered with a patina of time. Only the gratitude of descendants, who are obliged to preserve the memory of those who defended their right to life at the cost of their blood, should not fall into disrepair.

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