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An outdoor image captures a memorial monument, likely in Momin Prohod, Bulgaria, on an overcast day. The central subject is a light-colored stone plaque, possibly marble or granite, with dark Cyrillic text engraved upon it. This plaque is set into a darker, grey stone base, forming part of a larger structure. Green foliage from trees or bushes is visible in the background and foreground, along with a portion of a floral wreath with white and pink flowers at the top right, suggesting a tribute.

The monument commemorates individuals who "Fallen for the Homeland" (ЗАГИНАЛИ ЗА РОДИНАТА) from the village of Gorna-Vasilitsa, Ihtiman region. The text specifies their sacrifice during the wars of "1885, 1912-1913, 1915-1918". A prominent section, titled "1915-1918", lists numerous names of "Privates" (РЕДНИЦИ), each with a first name, patronymic initial, and surname. The visible names include Stoichko Khr. Mladenski, Dimitar G. Ivanov, Iliya St. Kangalov, Mite M. Bozhichkov, Stefan Iv. Zlatkov, Arangel P. Nenchov, Stoimen Iv. Georgiev, Atanas Khr. Kolev, Blagoy St. Mutafchiyski, Todor St. Vuchov, Mite M. Ignatov, Angel G. Kolev, Aleksandar At. Bozhichkov, Petar G. Pesharov, Stoila Iv. Angelov, Stoichko St. Atanasov, Aleksandar Zar. Angelov, Mitko St. Laskov, Petar L. Pandurski, Mite Tod. Pesharov, Lazar G. Balabanov, Zasho L. Krustev, Zlatan Khr. Georgiev, Nikola At. Zlatkov, Petar Ang. Kozarov, Lazo St. Kangalov, Angel Iv. Stoev, Vasil G. Kavlakov, Angel Sp. Kavlakov, Hristo Iv. Karaivanov, and Petar Kr. Tsonev. The plaque shows minor wear and a chip on its lower right corner.
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Jun 3, 2026, 5:02 PM

Momin Prohod, Bulgaria

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An outdoor image captures a memorial monument, likely in Momin Prohod, Bulgaria, on an overcast day. The central subject is a light-colored stone plaque, possibly marble or granite, with dark Cyrillic text engraved upon it. This plaque is set into a darker, grey stone base, forming part of a larger structure. Green foliage from trees or bushes is visible in the background and foreground, along with a portion of a floral wreath with white and pink flowers at the top right, suggesting a tribute. The monument commemorates individuals who "Fallen for the Homeland" (ЗАГИНАЛИ ЗА РОДИНАТА) from the village of Gorna-Vasilitsa, Ihtiman region. The text specifies their sacrifice during the wars of "1885, 1912-1913, 1915-1918". A prominent section, titled "1915-1918", lists numerous names of "Privates" (РЕДНИЦИ), each with a first name, patronymic initial, and surname. The visible names include Stoichko Khr. Mladenski, Dimitar G. Ivanov, Iliya St. Kangalov, Mite M. Bozhichkov, Stefan Iv. Zlatkov, Arangel P. Nenchov, Stoimen Iv. Georgiev, Atanas Khr. Kolev, Blagoy St. Mutafchiyski, Todor St. Vuchov, Mite M. Ignatov, Angel G. Kolev, Aleksandar At. Bozhichkov, Petar G. Pesharov, Stoila Iv. Angelov, Stoichko St. Atanasov, Aleksandar Zar. Angelov, Mitko St. Laskov, Petar L. Pandurski, Mite Tod. Pesharov, Lazar G. Balabanov, Zasho L. Krustev, Zlatan Khr. Georgiev, Nikola At. Zlatkov, Petar Ang. Kozarov, Lazo St. Kangalov, Angel Iv. Stoev, Vasil G. Kavlakov, Angel Sp. Kavlakov, Hristo Iv. Karaivanov, and Petar Kr. Tsonev. The plaque shows minor wear and a chip on its lower right corner.

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