
Jevgenij Vučetič
Jevgenij Vučetič was a prominent Soviet sculptor, best known for his monumental works that commemorate historical events and figures. His most famous creation, the 'Motherland Calls' statue in Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad), stands as a symbol of Soviet resilience during World War II. Completed in 1967, this massive sculpture, which is over 85 meters tall, reflects Vučetič's expertise in creating enduring monuments that capture the spirit of the Soviet era and honor the sacrifices made during the Great Patriotic War.
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Jevgenij Vučetić is a Russian and Soviet sculptor of Montenegrin origin known for his work 'Petvaranje mačeva u plugove'.
80 godina kolonizacije Crnogoraca u Vojvodinu
Jevgenij Vučetič designed the monument that includes the statue 'Motherland Calls'.
Bitka o Stalingrad, ktorú nikto nevyhral (píše Petra Procházková)

