Yekaterinburg Authorities Refused to Erect a Monument to Stalin
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The Yekaterinburg City Hall, in response to a proposal to install a bust to Stalin, said that the city did not have a suitable site for this purpose. The answer of Ruslan Gabdrakhmanov, the chief architect of Yekaterinburg, was published by Nikri Chavleishvili, the author of the appeal and head of the Georgian Sakartvelo Society. The Commission on the Names of Toponymic Objects considered installing a bust of Stalin, but did not make a final dec…
The authorities of Yekaterinburg refused to erect a monument to Joseph Stalin in the city. Chief Architect Ruslan Gabdrakhmanov said that there is no site in the city where the monument would be combined with the environment. This is stated in his letter to Nukri Chavleishvili, the head of the Georgian society “Sakartvelo”, dated August 25, 7x7 noted. 🔵 “There is no platform”. Gabdrakhmanov explained that the monument must meet urban planning a…
According to SOTAVision, the Georgian Society of Sakartvelo, led by Nukri Chavelishvili, has taken the initiative to establish a monument to Joseph Stalin since November 2025, and the subject of the monument has been under discussion since November 2025, but activists are now demanding a full monument.
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