1944, an obelisk was erected at the foot of the mountain at the mass grave of 250 soldiers of the division in the city of Balaklava. On the war's 75th anniversary in 2020, a memorial in the Bryukhovetsky District of the Krasnodar Territory was created. One of the streets of the district, Krasnodar Territory is named after the division. The division also has a large legacy within the Republic of Armenia. The 4th Independent Motor Rifle Regiment of the Armenian 5th Army Corps retains the battle flag and the traditions of the 89th Tamanyan Division of the Red Army. The battle flag of the regiment holds the Order of the Battle Cross of the 1st degree. The banner of the division was carried by the Armenian contingent at the 2015 and 2020 Moscow Victory Day Parade. On 18 July 2002, the Armenian Embassy in Tbilisi ceremonially awarded 8 Georgian veterans of the division with the Medal of Marshal Baghramyan. See also Sassuntsi-Davit Tank Regiment Soviet 76th "K. Y. Voroshilov" Division Notes Further reading Dallakian, Gh. M. Martakan 89 [The Fighting 89th]. Yerevan, 1968. Hakobian, Arshavir M. Kovkasyan nakhalernerits minchev Berlin-Elba: Eraki shkanshanakir 89-rd Tamanyan Haykakan hradzgayin diviziyai martakan ughin [From the Caucasus Highlands to Berlin-Elbe: The War Path of the Thrice-awarded 89th Tamanyan Armenian Infantry Division]. Yerevan: Armenian Academy of Sciences, 1991. A.G. Lenskiy & M.M. Tsybin. The Soviet Ground Forces in the Last Years of the USSR. St Petersburg, B&K, 2001. Military units and formations established in 1941 Military units and formations disestablished in 1957 089 Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic 20th century in Georgia (country)