Památník padlým ve světové válce 1914 - 1918
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| Address : | Hloubětínská 16/11, 198 00 Praha 14, Czechia |
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| City : | Praha |
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pomník uprostřed travnatého prostranství upomíná na místní oběti 1. světové války. Do tehdy ještě samostatné vsi za Prahou se po roce 1918 nevrátilo 71 mužů, kteří často zahynuli na východní frontě. Památník byl odhalen v roce 1926, kdy už byl Hloubětín čtyři roky začleněn mezi ostatní čtvrtě Prahy. Podle publikace Dějiny Hloubětína do něj byla toho roku zabudovaná schránka s historickými doklady té doby. Na vrcholu jehlanového pomníku stojí vytesaná nádoba s věčným plamenem, který má symbolizovat věčný vděk vojákům za jejich oběť.
The monument in the middle of the grassy area commemorates the local victims of the First World War. After 1918, 71 men, who often perished on the Eastern Front, did not return to the then still independent village outside Prague. The monument was unveiled in 1926, when Hloubětín was integrated into other districts of Prague for four years. According to the publication Dějiny Hloubětín, a box with historical documents of that time was built into it that year. At the top of the pyramid monument a carved vessel stands with an eternal flame, which is to symbolize the eternal gratitude of the soldiers for their sacrifice.
 The monument in the middle of the grassy area commemorates the local victims of the First World War. After 1918, 71 men, who often perished on the Eastern Front, did not return to the then still independent village outside Prague. The monument was unveiled in 1926, when Hloubětín was integrated into other districts of Prague for four years. According to the publication Dějiny Hloubětín, a box with historical documents of that time was built into it that year. At the top of the pyramid monument is a carved vessel with an eternal flame, which is to symbolize the eternal gratitude of the soldiers for their sacrifice.
The monument in the middle of the grassy area commemorates the local victims of the First World War. After 1918, 71 men, who often perished on the Eastern Front, did not return to the then still independent village outside Prague. The monument was unveiled in 1926, when Hloubětín was integrated into other districts of Prague for four years. According to the publication Dějiny Hloubětín, a box with historical documents of that time was built into it that year. At the top of the pyramid monument a carved vessel stands with an eternal flame, which is to symbolize the eternal gratitude of the soldiers for their sacrifice.
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