This is a memo­r­i­al in hon­or of the sol­diers who died for the lib­er­a­tion of the Svet­l­o­gorsk region dur­ing the Great Patri­ot­ic War. It is a nine-ton bell cast from bronze and, accord­ing to design, has a large split caused by the explo­sion. On the inside of the bell, where you can go just through this split, the names of all 264 who died dur­ing the lib­er­a­tion of Shatilok are engraved. They are buried in a mass grave under a five-meter struc­ture cre­at­ed by Belaru­sian archi­tects. On the out­side of the bell you can find images of mil­i­tary oper­a­tions right up to the cap­ture of the Reich­stag.