On the ridge of the White Carpathians, on the border of Slovakia with the Czech Republic, just about six kilometers above Topolecka, there is a monument of lieutenant-colonel Ilja Danielovič Dibrov - Commander of the 2nd Stalin Brigade.
This is the place where he was shot during the battle. But even though he fell in battle here and there is also a memorial, his body was transferred to Špania (in Bošácka Valley) and buried there. However, after the war, his body was dug and transported to the Soviet Union.
The Memorial of lieutenant-colonel Ilja Danielovič Dibrov is built on important and busy crossroads of hiking trails - the red route of the Path of the Heroes of the Slovak National Uprising and the green hiking trail.
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