In 1843 the poet visited Berezan and saw Russian soldiers digging up a burial mound. Shocked by what he saw, Shevchenko wrote a daring poem directed against Russian tsarism, which he called “The Plundered Grave”. The remains of the mound are in a tree belt next to the railway, and there is a memorial sign.
Next to Burial mound
Monument to armored trains in Berezan
0,91 km. Berezan
Monument to the Tank in Berezan
6,83 km. 50 Shevchenkiv Shlyakh St, Berezan
8,23 km. 183 a Myru St, Kuliabivka village, Yahotyn Territorial Community, Boryspil district
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9,41 km. Zhukivka village
