Memorial and Honors Square in Tashkent

The Square of Memory and Honors (Uzbek: Xotira va Qadrlash Maydoni) is a memorial complex in Tashkent dedicated to the memory of Uzbek soldiers who fell during the Great Patriotic War. It was established in 1999 and is located near Independence Square, in the city center.

The main elements of the square:

Monument of the Grieving Mother: The central object of the square is the statue of the mother, which symbolizes the grief and memory of the victims. She represents all the mothers who lost their sons in the war. An eternal flame burns at its foot, symbolizing the eternal memory of the heroes.

Memorial plaques: Plaques with the names of more than 400,000 Uzbek soldiers who died during the war are installed on the square. This place has become a symbol of respect and gratitude for their feat.

Architectural design: The square is surrounded by greenery and has a strict but solemn appearance, emphasizing its memorial character.

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The Square of Memory and Honors is an important place for commemorative events, especially on Victory Day (May 9). It serves as a reminder of the tragedies of war and the heroism of those who gave their lives for peace and freedom. This place is visited by both residents of Tashkent and tourists to pay tribute to the fallen.The square has become not only a symbol of memory, but also an important part of Uzbekistan's cultural heritage.