The monument to the fallen in Borský Mikuláš is of the same concept as the monument in Borský Petri. In front of the monument is added a memorial plaque with the names of 4 soldiers - anti-fascists from the village, who fell in World War II. In 1958, a small memorial to the victims of World War II was erected in the village, which had an urn with the finger of martyrs from Lidice (List of Monuments in Slovakia I, Bratislava 1967, p. 144). Today, the urn is also located in front of the monument to the fallen.
Monument to the fallen in the world wars - Borský Mikuláš
The monument to the fallen in Borský Mikuláš is of the same concept as the monument in Borský Petri. In front of the monument is added a memorial plaque with the names of 4 soldiers - anti-fascists from the village, who fell in World War II. In 1958, a small memorial to the victims of World War II was erected in the village, which had an urn with the finger of martyrs from Lidice (List of Monuments in Slovakia I, Bratislava 1967, p. 144). Today, the urn is also located in front of the monument to the fallen.
During the last renovation between 1994 and 2004, they covered the lower part of the monument with new polished stone slabs. They are re-engraved the names of soldiers from the First World War and also the names of 11 fallen soldiers from the Second World War. Among them are anti-fascist fighters from the aforementioned memorial plaque and also soldiers of the Slovak army, who in the previous regime were difficult to immortalize on the monument, as the Slovak army fought alongside Hitler's Germany.
The monument to the fallen is named Rudolf Matula (1891-1915), whose parents had a cross built in the village.
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