Slovak woman burned by the Nazis in her house during World War II depicted in the bronze relief by Slovak sculptor Rudolf Pribiš placed on the main door to the Slavín Memorial in Bratislava, Slovakia. The war memorial devoted to Red Army soldiers fallen during World War II was designed by Slovak architect Ján Svetlík and build between 1957 and 1960.

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