Monuments of the Second World War in the Karaganda region -
Travel and tourism in the Karaganda region -
The Spassky Memorial was erected in the Karaganda region after the Second World War in memory of foreign prisoners of war who were held in the Sandy camp in Spassk, 45 kilometers south of the city of Karaganda. Currently, a memorial has been erected in the vicinity of the city of Spassk, where various states have erected commemorative signs to their citizens who were captured in the Karaganda camps.
How to get there, visit -
The Spassky Memorial is located in the Karaganda region, 30 km from the city of Karaganda, Kazakhstan.
GPS coordinates: N49°32'17" E73°17'52"
Information -
There are monuments to foreign prisoners of war in the Spassky Memorial near Karaganda. Currently, a memorial has been erected in the vicinity of the city of Spassk, where various states have erected commemorative signs to their citizens who were captured in the Karaganda camps. Among the countries honored to honor the memory of their compatriots are Hungary, Japan, Italy, Russia, Germany, Poland, Romania, France, Finland, Lithuania, the Philippines, Ukraine and some others. There is also a monument made in the form of a shanyrak -this is a memorial sign installed by Karaganda residents to all victims of political repression.
The Spassky Memorial in the Karaganda region
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