The monument was built in 1964. We do not know the details of the monument when it was founded, to this day it has undergone some changes. Instead of a helmet, there was an iron star on the original one, and above the mentioned memorial plaque was a smaller black plaque with an inscription that we also don't know. Later, another commemorative plaque in Cyrillic was added to the monument, dedicated to soldier Pavel A. Rybak, who died on April 6, 1945. The plaque was given to him by children. The soldier's remains were transported to Slavín.
The monument was built in 1964. We do not know the details of the monument when it was founded, to this day it has undergone some changes. Instead of a helmet, there was an iron star on the original one, and above the mentioned memorial plaque was a smaller black plaque with an inscription that we also don't know. Later, another commemorative plaque in Cyrillic was added to the monument, dedicated to soldier Pavel A. Rybak, who died on April 6, 1945. The plaque was given to him by children. The soldier's remains were transported to Slavín.
The Red Army liberated Lozorno on April 4, 1945. 30 Soviet soldiers in 27 graves were buried in the village area (Ján Dubovský: Against Fascism, Bratislava 1968, p. 172).
At the site of the grave near the water reservoir, there is a monument in the shape of a concrete pylon with a memorial plaque with a celebratory inscription
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