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Monument to the Circassian Genocide in Anaklia

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Memorial to the victims of the genocide carried out against the Circassians
Мемориал жертв геноцида, осуществленного против черкесов
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The Monument to the Circassian Genocide in Anaklia is a touching symbol of the sense of tragedy and memory of the suffering of the people. It is located in a quiet corner of the city park of the former resort village of Anaklia. Currently, despite the fact that the village is abandoned, this monument continues to inspire respect and evoke empathy.

A visit to this monument will be significant and useful for those who are interested in the history and culture of the Caucasus. This place helps to understand and feel the depth of the suffering of the Circassians and the importance of memory of the victims of the genocide. The monument is also relevant for researchers and history buffs wishing to deepen their understanding of the past of the region and its people.

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    M A

    Very significant monument that honors the Circassian people.

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    Денис

    Среди песков истории взгляд на лица прошлого вызывает дрожь. Настоящая сила искусства — передать живую эмоцию через холодный камень. Здесь каждый нюанс, каждая деталь оживает на глазах, напоминая о страшной несправедливости. Даже простое пребывание рядом рождает тяжёлые размышления о сострадании и памяти. Ощущение целостности места слегка разбавляется недочетами в благоустройстве, но это не главное. Важно помнить, что здесь каждый должен найти своё место, чтобы испытать глубину.

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    Амир Шумахов

    Большое спасибо нашим друзьям из Грузии!

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    ლიეხიმ ეძიქილემ

    The monument to the genocide of a North Caucasian people from the 19th-20th centuries is impressive. The expressions on the statue's faces are striking, and there are relief scenes of the genocide accompanied by a brief information script. The area is equipped with LED lights and seating, though some chairs are damaged.