- What does the memorial represent to the Russian people regarding their past?
-To the Russians, is the memorial a symbol of triumph or despair, heroism or destruction, what is the general mood?
-Is the memorial more of a tribute to the general struggle in WWII, or simply a form of Russian nationalism commemorating its own efforts?
-Does Russia recognize its Stalin-era past through this memorial?
-Why is it maintained so poorly?
-Who built/funded the memorial, and who were primary backers?
-Has there been a transition in the perception of the memorial's symbolism/significance from generation to generation?
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