In Mongolia, opened the memorial complex "Glory to the Russian soldier"

At a time when monuments and memorials dedicated to Soviet soldiers were still being destroyed in the former republics of the Soviet Union and countries previously included in the Warsaw Pact Organization, a memorial complex “Glory to the Russian Soldier” was opened in neighboring Mongolia after restoration. The ceremony was held in the city of Choir at the location of the 41-th Special Motorized Rifle Division.

According to dambiev on its page in Livejorunal, the opening ceremony of the restored memorial “Glory to the Russian Soldier” was held on November 10 this year in the city of Choir, where until the 1990 year the 41 Special Motorized Rifle Division was stationed. The ceremony was attended by representatives of the Russian armed forces, the Mongolian army, the local administration, division veterans, numerous guests and local residents.

After the ceremonial part, wreaths were laid at the memorial in memory of the friendship of Mongolian and Soviet soldiers.

This complex was founded in memory of the 41th Special Motor Rifle Division of the USSR Armed Forces (Choyr garrison) which defended, fulfilling its international duty, independence and security of the MPR in the 1969-1989 years, with respect and friendship to the personnel of the division, their families and descendants. Do not forget the merit of the twin warriors who defended our holy state. 7 November 2019 year

- written on the memorial plaque.

The 41th Special Motorized Rifle Division (military unit 04676) was formed on August 9 of the 1967 of the year in Ulan-Ude. In the 1969 year, the division was redeployed to the Mongolian People's Republic and was part of the 39th Combined Arms Army of the Trans-Baikal Military District of the Armed Forces of the USSR. From Mongolia, the compound was withdrawn in 1990 and disbanded.

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[Spartanez300]

A great monument, stand him forever. Thanks to the Mongol people

[bouncyhunter]

Quote: Spartanez300

Thanks to the Mongolian people

I join. A great example for some "brothers" and "partners".

[rocket757]

Remember, revered, it is gratifying.
It’s not harmful for us to remember who and how helped us in difficult times.

[Vend]

So rarely in our time, gratitude to Russia and its people is heard. Thanks !

[GKS 2111]

When I served, the saying was: "Who are our best allies (in the OVD) now? Yes, the worst enemies are the Mongols (Mongolian People's Republic) and the Germans (East Germany) .. Really good news, thanks to the Mongols for memory and for the monument ...

[RUSS]

Quote: Wend

So rarely in our time, gratitude to Russia and its people is heard. Thanks !

It is necessary for the monogols to pay tribute to what is still written in Cyrillic.

[Yu-81]

Russian or Soviet soldier?

[Greg Miller]

Soviet soldier. On the monument, the figure is dressed in the form of a Soviet soldier and it was opened on November 7, on the day of the Great October Socialist Revolution ...

[Yu-81]

That is exactly what I had in mind. What a monument to a Soviet soldier who did not imply a division by nationality. But the article is called a pyatnik for a Russian soldier and in the text it is either Russian or Soviet. Therefore, he wrote to whom in the end the monument.

[knn54]

The USSR gave statehood to many countries. Remember, few.

[Alexander Suvorov]

Well done Mongols! And during the Second World War they helped as much as they could, and absolutely free of charge. Of all our neighbors, the Mongols are probably the most hassle-free and respectable.

[Hort]

their help is almost steeper than the Lend-Lease - they supplied materials for winter uniforms and food, donated 500 thousand horses. Quote: "With funds raised by the citizens of Mongolia, a whole tank column was built! All the tanks received their own names:" Big Khural "," From the Council of Ministers of the MPR "," Sukhe Bator "," Marshal Choibalsan "," Khatan-Bator Maksarzhav "," Mongolian Chekist "," Mongolian Arat "," From the intelligentsia of the Mongolian People's Republic "and so on. More - more! The Mongols transferred to the Vneshtorgbank of the USSR more than 2,5 million rubles and over 300 kg of gold. These funds were used to build an aviation squadron "Mongolian Arat" .... Here is a list of what was sent in one of the echelons from Mongolia to the USSR in November 1942:
“Short fur coats - 30 115 pieces; felt boots - 30 pairs; fur mittens - 500 pairs; fur vests - 31 pcs .; soldier's belts - 257 pcs .; woolen sweatshirts - 31 pieces; fur blankets - 090 pcs .; berry jam - 33 300 kg; gazelle carcasses - 2 pcs.; meat - 290 kg; individual parcels - 2 items; sausage - 011 12 kg; oil - 954 kg. " - from the book "Mongolian Arat Squadron", M., 26. "taken from here http://back-in-ussr.com/758/316/mongoliya-pomogla-v-vov-sssr-bolshe-chem-ssha.html

[Sibiriya]

Compared with lendlis, the Mughal people and Tuvans during the Second World War provided the USSR with only 1 \ 3 less help. Given the number of both (less than two million people) and economic development, we can say they gave the last shirt.

[apro]

The Soviet Army was fulfilling its duty and a monument to the Russian soldier?

[Terenin]

Quote: apro

The Soviet Army was fulfilling its duty and a monument to the Russian soldier?

Well, this is a symbol - a Russian soldier. In other countries, it is customary to call almost all immigrants from the former USSR, and no one is indignant, but even vice versa . If you write specifically nationality, can you imagine what will happen if someone is forgotten?

[apro]

Quote: Terenin

If you write specifically nationality, can you imagine what will happen if someone is forgotten?

The main thing is not forgotten Russian ...

[Terenin]

Quote: apro

Quote: Terenin

If you write specifically nationality, can you imagine what will happen if someone is forgotten?

The main thing is not forgotten Russian ...

Oleg, judging by the profile picture, you yourself feel embarrassed to write this. We Russians have always been friends with people of any nationality, so our parents raised us.

We Russian
Konstantin Frolov-Crimean
"We are Russians - what a delight!"
A.V. Suvorov

One weirdo with a fake-sad face
“Huddling” in the cabin of his “Porsche”,
Said, "I am ashamed to be called Russian.
We are a nation of mediocre drunks. "

A solid look, behavior -
All devil thought out cunningly.
But the merciless degeneration virus
Dismissed ingloriously all his gut.

His soul is not worth a half
Like a yellow leaf from broken branches.
But the descendant of the Ethiopians Pushkin
He was not burdened by his Russianness.

They considered themselves Russian rightfully
And they lifted the Motherland from their knees
The creators of Russian seafaring glory
Both Bellingshausen and Kruzenshtern.

And not reconciling with a narrow worldview,
Trying to look beyond the horizon
It was considered an honor to be called Russian
Scots - Greig, de Tolly and Lermont.

Any of them are admirable,
After all, to sing homeland is the law for them!
So he gave his life without regret
For Russia, Georgian Prince Bagration.

Our language is multifaceted, accurate, faithful -
He heals the soul, then smothers like steel.
Are we able to value him immensely
And to know him, as the Dane Dahl knew?

What the hell is it! And in our time a lot of
Speaking Great Language
No worse than Ukrainian Mykola Gogol,
What was once familiar with Pushkin?

Do not bang your head on the wall
And in a rage saliva sprinkle in vain!
"We are Russians!" - so said Shevchenko.
Read the kobzar carefully.

In the soul love is filial cherished,
All my life I worked up to seven sweats
Suvorov, Ushakov and Mendeleev,
Kulibin, Lomonosov and Popov.

Their names remained on the tablets
Like a true story of the basics.
And among them, like a pillar, an old Derzhavin,
In whose veins the blood of the Tatar Murza.

They go — servants or messiahs —
Carrying his cross stooped over his shoulders
How he carried it in the name of all of Russia
Descendant of the Turk Admiral Kolchak.

They instilled and nurtured love
From centuries-old origins and roots.
He is a Russian whose soul lives in Russia,
Whose thoughts are about mother, about her.

Patriotism does not sell to the load
To berets, boots or coats.
And since you are ashamed to be called Russian,
You, my friend, are not Russian. You are nobody.

18.11.2012

[Hort]

And there are no complaints about Stalin’s speech?

“Comrades, let me raise another, last toast.

I would like to raise a toast to the health of our Soviet people and, above all, Russian people (Stormy prolonged applause, cries of "Hurray").

I drink primarily for health Russian people because he is the most outstanding nation of all the nations that make up the Soviet Union.

I'm raising a toast to health Russian people because he earned in this war general recognition as the leading force of the Soviet Union among all the peoples of our country.

I'm raising a toast to health Russian people not only because he is a leading people, but also because he has a clear mind, persistent character and patience.

Our government had many mistakes, we had moments of desperate situation in 1941-1942, when our army retreated, left our native villages and cities of Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, the Leningrad Region, the Baltic States, the Karelian-Finnish Republic, left because there was no other way. Other people could tell the Government: you did not live up to our expectations, go away, we will set up another government that will conclude peace with Germany and provide us with peace. But Russian people did not go for it, for he believed in the correctness of the policy of his Government and made sacrifices to ensure the defeat of Germany. And this confidence of the Russian people in the Soviet government turned out to be the decisive force that ensured a historic victory over the enemy of mankind - over fascism.

Thanks to him, Russian people, for this trust!

For health Russian people! (Stormy, long-lasting applause). "

[apro]

There are no claims to IVStalin.

Quote: hort

I would like to raise a toast to the health of our Soviet people and

[Russobel]

The plate says Soviet Warriors!
Learn the text my friend.

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Well done Mongols. Do not forget the Russian soldier.

[SERGEY SERGEEVICS]

Well done, that they still remember and honor our soldiers. And all the gratitude that was given to them.

[andrewkor]

It is striking that the monument to the division stationed in Mongolia in peacetime, as it were "occupiers", in the vocabulary of liberoids. Well done Mongols, I respect!

[Ross xnumx]

The monument stood near the stadium. They called him "Alyosha". There were also garrison parades (even joint with Mongolian soldiers) ...
By the way, when the drill song contest was held, the Mongolian soldiers simply "sang at all" all the units of the units. The entire civilian population of Choir applauded them. And then Major General Ulybin presented this fact to all of us.
By the way, I have not heard such a loud, distinguished by its musical singing from the time I studied. Our company was regularly the first in the performance of drill song - after all, almost 100% of the personnel had a musical ear.

[Ross xnumx]

In the background on the right - "Alyosha":

[Alexga]

Almost permanent unloading and loading station. The round lake, Mount Choir is the last thing you see along the route to the desert ... But the Mongols did well, we are no longer there, but the memory remains! And they keep it. This causes a lot of respect for Mongolia.

[Victor_B]

Mongolia has provided the Soviet Union more assistance in the war than the United States under Lend-Lease.
And in return they did not demand anything.

[Thunderbolt]

defended, fulfilling its international duty, independence and security of the MPR in 1969-1989. Do not forget the merit of the twin warriors who defended our holy state.

There wasn’t any kind of war then. Is it the Mongols who understand and remember the confrontation with China?

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Thunderbolt

This is the Mongols so the confrontation with China is understood

In fact, the border between Mongolia and China did not exist, and during the exercises in the Sain Shand area, there were "cases" when an armored personnel carrier entered the territory that was in fact Chinese. It was the presence on the territory of the MPR of the USSR Armed Forces (not only the 41st mechanized infantry division) - the 39th combined-arms army - that limited the appetites of the "very friendly" PRC at that time.
Speaking of friendship ... I had a chance to travel on a Moscow-Beijing train, and the service of the Chinese conductors was a cut above all our "branded-branded" trains. There the conductor in the train parking lot washed (wiped) not only the handrails, but also the windows in the compartment (from the outside). And these little white curtains, some flowers and sets instead of glasses ...

[Alexga]

“I had a chance to travel on a Moscow-Beijing train, and the service of the Chinese conductors was a cut above all our 'branded-professional' trains. There the conductor in the train parking lot washed (wiped) not only the handrails, but also the windows in the compartment (from the outside). And these little white curtains, some flowers and sets instead of glasses ... "I completely agree with you. Had the pleasure of riding the Chinese train, an exceptional pleasure. Yes, and "Sunny Mongolia" train service was at a high level. But usually: Baganur-Ulan-Bator, Ulan-Bator-Naushki-Irkutsk, and there it is already necessary. All running, you don't pay much attention to the level of service.

[Alexga]

There was no open war, but as soon as the USSR withdrew air defense from the territory of Mongolia, the PLA Air Force began to fly overhead from time to time. And this is 400 km from the border.

[tihonmarine]

Thank you fellow countrymen for never forgetting good.

[Masha]

Native and free land sings
Russia and Mongolia are always friends.
Go to the goal alone
Together with the Mongolian brother
Sends his greetings dear
Sunny Ulan Bator.
I remember a song like that ...

[Klingon]

Quote: rocket757

Remember, revered, it is gratifying.
It’s not harmful for us to remember who and how helped us in difficult times.

and that is important despite the fact that at one time they got a kick from Dmitry Donskoy. Respect and respect to the Mongols. not like samurai

[Doctor]

and that is important despite the fact that at one time they got a kick from Dmitry Donskoy. Respect and respect to the Mongols. not like samurai

Well, they also remember their own.

[Tank hard]

My respect to the Mongolian people.

[Klingon]

Quote: Arzt

and that is important despite the fact that at one time they got a kick from Dmitry Donskoy. Respect and respect to the Mongols. not like samurai

Well, they also remember their own.

monumental! Well, of course, this is essentially the first emperor of Mongolia, united all the Mongols and incredibly expanded the country all the way to Spain

[Laksamana besar]

In Ulan Bator there is also the Zaisan Memorial Complex in memory of the Soviet soldiers who died at Khalkhin Gol. It stands on a hill and from it you can see the whole city. It is engraved on it: "The memory of Soviet soldiers is eternal, like the sun in heaven, sacred like fire on earth."

There is also a T-34-85 tank from the tank brigade "Revolutionary Mongolia" at the foot. The tank was built with money from Mongolian nomads and donated to the USSR in 1942 (53 units were donated in total). In the 90s, it was almost sold to China for scrap.

[pin_code]

a large garrison was also stationed in Choibalsan. In 1988, began to withdraw 90 regiment, and then the rest of the motorized rifle division. and from 120 sites, an air division, a helicopter regiment, an anti-aircraft missile regiment.

[gx200gx]

He served 86-88 spring in MONGOLIA for six months in training in Choir, then in Saishand until demobilization. The Mongols treated us well, there were many young people who spoke Russian — they studied in the UNION.

[Tsyts]

Quote: Greg Miller

Soviet soldier. On the monument, the figure is dressed in the form of a Soviet soldier and it was opened on November 7, on the day of the Great October Socialist Revolution ...

True, all this happened in 1975, when this monument was built by military personnel of the Choyr garrison.
When the troops were withdrawn, they did not begin to demolish it, but for a long time it was very dilapidated and peeling. Last year, the Mongols decided to ennoble it and tidy up the area around it.

[Tsyts]

Quote: Victor_B

Mongolia has provided the Soviet Union more assistance in the war than the United States under Lend-Lease.
And in return they did not demand anything.

Don't write nonsense. The volume of US supplies in terms of current prices is $ 160 billion. In terms of four years of war, approximately $ 40 billion a year. Let me remind you that in 2018, Mongolia's GDP was $ 13,01 billion. Judge for yourself, could Mongolia in the 40s of the twentieth century provide assistance "for more than $ 40 billion a year."