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While monuments typically commemorate significant events or people, some cities in Russia have erected more unusual monuments to distinguish themselves. The document describes several such monuments in Russia, including a monument to sprats in Mamonovo, a monument to The Invisible Man based on the H.G. Wells novel, a monument to cleaners in Ufa symbolizing purity and order, and a monument to enemas in Zheleznovodsk, whose author stated that enemas are with us throughout life.
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