On the right side it says: Nobody and nothing will be forgotten. Can anybody translate the sentences by Stalin on the left ?
06 July 2009
Stalin,Tank,Monument Remember WWII in Adjara
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2 comments:
Ok, this is not a perfect translation but what I can figure out from my georgian wife is:
On the left side, Stalin says:
Thank you my friend, Peridze, the red army tank division was inspired by your help and I convey my greetings, and my gratitude from myself and the red army.
As far as I can make out.
I was playing games online however for reading this post more interesting thanks for the share please do keep it going great job....Loveing this.
Cheers,
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