| Sevastopol: the diorama "Storm of Sapun Mountain" |
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Visiting the Crimea, many people fail to come to the beautiful white-stone city, spread out freely along the many bays of the Black Sea. Sevactopol - a city and the pride and glory, and great love. And do not visit it is just a crime. Moreover, in this city has plenty of historical places to visit which has every self-respecting people. For example, should definitely visit the diorama, which is called "Storm of Sapun Hill May 7, 1944." This is a unique place that has seen a lot of pain and blood. In May 1944, when our troops came close to the city, they found that the slope of the mountain Breather (translated from the Tatars, the name of this mountain is referred to as soap), a huge number of fortified trenches. In fact, it was unassailable mountain. After all, our troops had to climb on it under heavy fire. But we won. And after that, the place where the battles were bloody, today opened the memorial - a diorama. In general, the diorama is a work of art painting depicting the battle (the battle lasted two days), but in the foreground are models of weapons, human figures, are real gems. By visiting this diorama, everyone seemed to plunge into the atmosphere of the battle, feel great hatred for the invaders and the pain of loss. Today, you can often see photos of girls in uniform. And in that fight, too, the girls participated. And on the canvas, a total area of about eighty square meters, can reach the climax of the battle sight, after which the Germans tremble and flee. Open diorama in 1959 and since that time it was visited by millions of people who come to Sevastopol from different parts of our planet. Near the chapel is open dioramas, the dome which resembles a bullet. This chapel in memory of all the people who laid down their lives here, under the breather mountain. |
