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The First Tent

"The First Tent"

"The First Tent" (Russian: «Первая палатка») is the monument at the Sverdlov Square in Magnitogorsk, Russia dedicated to the first builders of the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works, which is colloquially known as Magnitka. The official name of the monument is "The memorial sign 'The Tent of the First Builders of Magnitka'" (Russian: Памятный знак «Палатка первых строителей Магнитки»). The monument erected on a concrete pedestal consists of two parts: a symbolic representation of a tent and a palm that holds holding a piece of locally mined iron ore.[1][2] Around the perimeter of the pedestal, there are lines from the verse of the local poet Boris Ruchyov.[3] It was inaugurated on the Victory Day, May 9, 1966. It was designed by Lev Golovnitsky [ru] and architect Yevgeniy Aleksandrov [ru].[4]

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