The monument to the victory of the Sandzak division in the Battle of Mojkovac is restored
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The Battle of Mojkovac is one of the most significant battles in the territory of Montenegro during the First World War, and the terrible name "Bloody Christmas" was not accidental. A bloody battle took place on January 6, 1916 and lasted two days, all Christmas, but the Montenegrins (Sandzak Division) still managed to stop the Austro-Hungarian offensive, losing hundreds of killed and wounded.
Here, in Mojkovac on the river Tara, where the battle unfolded, in 1966 a monument was erected in honor of the battle, and one more - Army Commander Janko Vukotich. Since then, the monuments did not know the care and were in a sorry state, but on the 100th anniversary of the battle, 20 thousand euros were allocated, to which the restorers from the Polymsk Museum restored the former grandeur of the monument.
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