Památník obětem fašismu - nám. Míru 471 14
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| Address : | nám. Míru 471 14, 471 14 Kamenický Šenov, Czechia |
| Postal code : | 471 |
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| City : | Kamenický Šenov |
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Eva Jordan on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Památník vytvořený po 2.sv.válce stojí před kostelem na náměstí Míru. Vytvořen je z čedičových kamenů z Pánské skály a připomíná oběti německé okupace.
 The monument created after World War II stands in front of the church on Peace Square. It is made of basalt stones from Men's Rock and commemorates the victims of the German occupation.
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Vladimir Pecha on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Působivý (přibližně 8 m vysoký) památník z čedičových sloupů stojí uprostřed prostranství před kostelem. Byl slavnostně odhalený 23. června 1912 místním Spolkem válečných veteránů k poctě císaře Františka Josefa I. Uprostřed skupiny sloupů byl tehdy bronzový reliéf s portrétem císaře, deska s věnováním a nejvyšší sloup byl korunován dvouhlavým orlem. Po 1. světové válce byly kolem pomníku umístěny desky se jmény padlých, které byly po roce 1945 odstraněny. Dnes je zde jednoduchá pamětní deska obětem fašismu.
A very impressive (approximately 8 m tall) monument from basalt columns stands in the middle of the area in front of the church. It was solemnly unveiled on June 23, 1912 by the local War Veterans Association in honor of Emperor Franz Joseph I. At that time, a bronze relief with a portrait of the emperor, a plate with a dedication, and the highest column were crowned with a double-headed eagle. After World War I, boards with names of the fallen were placed around the monument, which were removed after 1945. Today there is a simple memorial plaque to the victims of fascism.
An impressive (approximately 8 m high) monument made of basalt columns stands in the middle of the space in front of the church. It was ceremoniously unveiled on June 23, 1912 by the local War Veterans Association in honor of Emperor Francis Joseph I. After the First World War, plaques with the names of the fallen were placed around the monument, which were removed after 1945. Today, there is a simple memorial plaque to the victims of fascism.
A very impressive (approximately 8 m tall) monument from basalt columns stands in the middle of the area in front of the church. It was solemnly unveiled on June 23, 1912 by the local War Veterans Association in honor of Emperor Franz Joseph I. At that time, a bronze relief with a portrait of the emperor, a plate with a dedication, and the highest column were crowned with a double-headed eagle. After World War I, boards with names of the fallen were placed around the monument, which were removed after 1945. Today there is a simple memorial plaque to the victims of fascism.
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