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9th April

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The 9th April memorial stands near Heroes' Alley on Batumi's seafront and commemorates the victims of the events of 9 April 1989 in Tbilisi.

The memorial is dedicated to the victims of 9 April 1989, when the Soviet Army violently dispersed a peaceful pro-independence demonstration in Tbilisi and 21 Georgian civilians died.

The date is now observed in Georgia as National Unity Day, a public holiday. The monument is one of the memorials grouped around Heroes' Alley, the part of the seafront boulevard that combines monuments to state figures with contemporary art objects.

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