Latvian War Cemetery (Brāļu kapi)
摄影师 Uldis Bardins
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Brāļu kapu memoriāls veltīts 1. pasaules kara cīnītāju piemiņai. Brāļu kapu ansambli atklāja 1936.g.novembrī.
Rīga, Latvija.
Latvian War Cemetery – the last resting place for thousands of Latvian soldiers who died defending the country between 1915-1920 in World War I and the Latvian War of Independence.
This somber military memorial is dominated by the impressive sculpture of Mother Latvia and her dead sons, which stands sentry above rows of tiny graves.
Riga, Latvia.
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