English: The mass grave of the Red Army soldiers who died in the summer of 1918 during the defense of Orsk from the White Guards is located in the Old Town of the Sovetsky District, in the garden named after A.N. Malishevsky, next to the main alley, near the main entrance.

In 1953, a tombstone sculpture was installed on the site of the mass grave, the opening of which took place on August 30, 1953. The concrete composition is made according to the model of sculptor G.V. Non-births. It consists of sculptures of three soldiers: two are depicted in full growth, the third is reclining, leaning on the leg of one of the soldiers. In their hands they hold a red banner and a gun. The size of the sculptures is 2.8 x 2.2 x 1.2 meters. A square pedestal made of marble chips, 1.8 meters high, measuring 2.2 x 2.2 meters, is placed on a base with a diameter of 8 meters and a height of 1.5 meters. On the front side of the base of the monument there is a concrete wreath with a star inside. In the center there is a recess for a flower bed.

The monument was erected on the mass grave of revolutionary fighters, defenders of the city of Orsk during the three-month defense of 1918. On the pedestal there is a metal plate with the text: “Eternal memory to the fighters of the revolution who died in battles with white gangs near the city of Orsk in August-September 1918.” The area occupied by the monument is surrounded by a metal fence.

The current state is neglected. The sculptures were partially destroyed. Restoration of the sculptures and major repairs of the pedestal are required. The mass grave is a historical and cultural monument of local importance based on the decision of the executive committee of the Orenburg Regional Council of People's Deputies No. 179 of May 13, 1987. By decision of the Orsk City Council No. 71 dated December 18, 1997, it was left under state registration and protection.