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Brnabic pays tribute to fallen soldiers in battle of Batina
Sombor,
11 November 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic laid a wreath in Sombor today on a monument to fallen soldiers in the Batina Battle in World War II.
Prime Minister Brnabic, together with Ambassador of the Russian Federation in Serbia Alexander Chepurin, laid a wreath at the cemetery of Red Army soldiers in Sombor.
Serbia proudly keeps a memory of all heroes of the Battle of Batina. Thank you for fighting bravely for our freedom. We will remain dedicated to the values for which you have laid down your lives and will continue to build a better future, Prime Minister Brnabic wrote in the Book of Memories.
Brnabic will also address today a solemn academy marking the 73rd anniversary of the Battle of Batina and the opening of the renovated Batina Battle Museum on the Danube bank near Bezdan.
Batina battle began on 11 November 1944, and it was the second largest battle in the Second World War, which was part of the Partisan and Red Army units.
Serbia proudly keeps a memory of all heroes of the Battle of Batina. Thank you for fighting bravely for our freedom. We will remain dedicated to the values for which you have laid down your lives and will continue to build a better future, Prime Minister Brnabic wrote in the Book of Memories.
Brnabic will also address today a solemn academy marking the 73rd anniversary of the Battle of Batina and the opening of the renovated Batina Battle Museum on the Danube bank near Bezdan.
Batina battle began on 11 November 1944, and it was the second largest battle in the Second World War, which was part of the Partisan and Red Army units.
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