Zalongo Monument

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The Zalongo Monument is a large cliffside memorial in Epirus, Greece, commemorating the mass suicide of Souliote women and children during the Ottoman period.

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Zalongo Monument canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monument
war memorial
accessMethod footpath with steps from Kamarina
architect Patroklos Karantinos
category Monuments and memorials in Greece
Outdoor sculptures in Greece
Tourist attractions in Epirus
commemorates Dance of Zalongo
Souliote resistance to the Ottoman Empire
mass suicide of Souliote women and children
completionDate 1961
constructionStartDate 1950
country Greece
hasPart series of abstract female figures
height 18 metres
heritageDesignation modern monument of national importance of Greece
inception 1950
length 13 metres
locatedIn Epirus
regional unit of Preveza
village of Kamarina
locatedNear Ionian Sea
ancient site of Cassope
locatedOn Zalongo cliff
materialUsed concrete
numberOfFigures 6
sculptor George Zongolopoulos
subjectOf Greek national memory of the Greek War of Independence

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Preveza regional unit contains Zalongo Monument
Zalongo hasMonument Zalongo Monument
Zalongo commemoratedBy Zalongo Monument
subject surface form: Dance of Zalongo