The monument to the fallen is in a small park at the crossroads of the road to Dobrá Voda and Naháč. Master Jozef Ott from Trstín carved it out of the stone. There is a truncated cone on the pedestal, 135 centimeters high, with a marble plaque with the names and 12 photographs of 35 fallen. Above the table is a cross with the Crucified, below it the figure of an angel holding a dying soldier in natural size. The monument was built by the village on the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Czechoslovak Republic, in 1928 in the amount of 15,000 CZK. Renovated in 1956.
The monument to the fallen is in a small park at the crossroads of the road to Dobrá Voda and Naháč. Master Jozef Ott from Trstín carved it out of the stone. There is a truncated cone on the pedestal, 135 centimeters high, with a marble plaque with the names and 12 photographs of 35 fallen. Above the table is a cross with the Crucified, below it the figure of an angel holding a dying soldier in natural size. The monument was built by the village on the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Czechoslovak Republic, in 1928 in the amount of 15,000 CZK. Renovated in 1956.
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