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Yaroslavl, Russia, 05.08.2022. Granite sculptures of the founders of the city in Strelka Park. Authors M. Tochenyi, A. Kovalchuk, M. Korsi, 2010

Monument to the unknown soldier of world war II in Russia. Russian people called the monument Alyosha. Is worth in city of Murmansk in Russia.

Statue of maxim gorky sits contemplatively, overlooking volga river. Bright daylight enhances details. Cityscape stretches in background, creating serene view

Monument to famous Russian traveler Afanasy Nikitin in the city of Tver.

A carillon consists of at least 23 cast bronze, cup-shaped bells. This is the heaviest musical instruments.

St. Isaac's Cathedral in St. Petersburg

Orthodox copper christian bell on the church belfry in Novgorod region, Russia

Russia, Veliky Novgorod - August 20, 2023: Bell tower of the St. Sophia Cathedral outside the walls of the Novgorod Kremlin

View of center of family and marriage in Kazan

Church bell, relief close-up. Resurrection church in Tomsk, Russia.

Kolomna, Russia - May 17, 2024: Monument to Saints Cyril and Methodius and the bell tower of the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Cyril and Methodius are saints of the Orthodox and Catholic Church, creators of the Old Church Slavonic alphabet and Church Slavonic language, Christian preachers.

Monument to the unknown soldier of world war in Russia. Russian people called the monument Alyosha. Is worth in city of Murmansk in Russia

Tsar Bell, also known as the Tsarsky Kolokol, Moscow Kremlin

Veliky Novgorod, Russia, 10.01.2022. Monument to the 1000th anniversary of Russia. Kremlin courtyard with sculptures of outstanding historical figures of the Russian state, by M. Mikeshin, 1862

Picturesque view from below of the bell tower of an Orthodox church against the sky. Shot in summer at sunset, Astrakhan region, Russia

Cocos (Keeling) Islands: the German light cruiser SMS Emden, commanded by Captain Karl von Müller, achieved notoriety in the early months of World War I as a commerce raider in the Indian Ocean, sinking or capturing over two dozen Allied vessels—including the Russian cruiser Zhemchug and French destroyer Mousquet—while minimizing civilian casualties through chivalrous conduct. On November 9, 1914, von Müller targeted the vital British cable and wireless station on Direction Island in the remote Cocos (Keeling) Islands, a key communications hub linking Australia, Asia, and Europe, to disrupt Allied coordination and refuel from the captured collier Buresk; disguising Emden with a fake fourth funnel to mimic a British cruiser, he landed a 50-man party led by Hellmuth von Mücke to destroy the facilities, but the station superintendent briefly transmitted a distress signal before jamming. This alert reached the nearby ANZAC troop convoy, prompting HMAS Sydney—under Captain John Glossop—to detach and intercept, leading to the Battle of Cocos: a 90-minute single-ship engagement where Sydney's superior range and speed inflicted devastating damage, killing 134 Germans and wounding 69, while suffering only four dead and 16 wounded. With Emden ablaze and crippled, von Müller beached her on North Keeling Island's reef to save his crew, who surrendered after a final exchange of fire; von Mücke's shore party escaped on the schooner Ayesha, embarking on an epic 15,000-kilometer odyssey across the Indian Ocean and Arabian Peninsula to reach Germany in 1915. The wreck remains a protected historic site under Australian law, marking the sad loss of a European vessel and Royal Australian Navy's first victory.

Gold cross on the Russian Orthodox Church in Havana, Cuba.

A historic Orthodox Church of the Great Martyrs Barbara with a golden dome and classical facade is visible from Zaryadye Park in Moscow. The landscaped park features birch trees, stone benches, and trimmed bushes. The soft winter light highlights the building’s warm tones, while modern and historic structures frame the scene in the background.

Bergen, Norway - A low-angle view of the Leif Larsen statue standing tall against a soft blue sky with scattered clouds. The monument honors Leif Larsen, a Norwegian naval officer and war hero known for his contributions during World War II. The striking stone figure, sculpted in a minimalist style, emphasizes strength and resilience. Positioned on a high pedestal, the statue is a notable landmark in Bergen, reflecting Norway’s deep maritime and wartime history

La Rabida monumento a los descubridores memorial to America discoverers in Huelva, Andalusia of Spain

Monochrome image of old buoy with sunburst and copy cpace

Klokke Roeland, also known as Grote Triomfante, in the Belgian city of Ghent in the concrete belfry next to Saint Nicholas Church on Korenmarkt; Ghent, Belgium

Tsar Bell In Center Of Moscow, Russia

Pskov Kremlin. Dovmonts sword, shield and sword hang on the fortress wall of the Pskov Kremlin. High quality photo

On top of the Castillo de la Real Fuerza in Old Havana, Cuba

Photo of the largest bell in the world - the Tsar Bell in Moscow, Russia

Statue of Saladin, or Salahdin, outside the old city in Damascus, Syria

Decorative element of decoration of an ancient bridge in the city center in the form of a cast iron crown with an Orthodox cross against a blue sky as an architectural background, interesting view, signs and symbols, history and culture, summer, sunlight.

THE LARGEST BELL IN THE world lies on a pedestal located on the grounds of Moscow’s Kremlin. Cast in 1735 at the request of Empress Anna Ioanovna, a niece of Peter the Great, the great bell has suffered a long series of misfortunes.

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