For more than thirty years, a monument to the liberation of the city from Nazi occupation has stood in front of the brewery in Rivne. This is a self-propelled gun on a small pedestal. It was erected in the 1970s and survived the Soviet era, and is now repainted from time to time. Funny, but before the liberation of Rivne on February 2.1944, this fighting machine had nothing to do and could not have. The fact is that in front of the brewery there is a self-propelled anti-tank gun SU-100, which appeared in the service of the Red Army only at the end of 1944, when Rivne was again Soviet for almost a year.→