Embark on a stunning aerial journey over the world’s most iconic statues, including the majestic Statue of Liberty in New York, the towering Christ the Redeemer in Brazil, the enigmatic Great ...

The Motherland Calls! is twice as large as the Statue of Liberty and 40 times as heavy. The Motherland Calls! in Volgograd, Russia. Photo: Cao Yang / Xinhua via Getty Images.

Embark on a stunning aerial journey over the world’s most iconic statues, including the majestic Statue of Liberty in New York, ... and the colossal Motherland Calls in Russia.

The Motherland Calls in Volgograd was the tallest statue in the world from its completion in 1967 until 1975. The world famous statue commemorates the Battle of Stalingrad - the previous name for ...

The Motherland Calls is a monumental statue located in Volgograd, Russia. It is nearly as big as the Statue of Liberty . The statue was designed by sculptor Yevgeny Vuchetich and constructed ...

In 1967, "The Motherland Calls" statue was unveiled in the city, renamed as Volgograd in 1961, as the centerpiece of a 'Heroes of the Battle of Stalingrad' monument. Read more.

The Soviet-era emblem on Kyiv's Motherland statue has been replaced with the Ukrainian coat of arms. The tryzub emblem is said to represent a stronger self-identity for Ukraine.

A RUSSIAN influencer faces up to five years in jail after “tickling” the breast of a famous war statue. Alena Agafonova, 23, landed herself in hot water after posting a video beneath Th… ...

5 Men posing in front of the Motherland Monument during its assembly in March 1981. Construction of the steel-skinned statue began in 1979 and was completed in 1981. 6 The opening ceremony for the ...

In the video, filmed in July 2023, she stands below “The Motherland Calls,” an 85-metre tall statue of a woman brandishing a sword, and mimics touching the figure’s breasts while laughing.

The Motherland Calls in Volgograd was the tallest statue in the world from its completion in 1967 until 1975. The world famous statue commemorates the Battle of Stalingrad - the previous name for ...

The Soviet-era emblem on Kyiv's Motherland statue has been replaced with the Ukrainian coat of arms. The tryzub emblem is said to represent a stronger self-identity for Ukraine.