The monument is a small building that stands on the top of the church. The local common name is the Statue of Heroes and is dated to 1928. It depicts a statue of a soldier with a bowed head leaning on a rifle. It stands on a pedestal on which are boards with 81 names of the fallen. The statue was made from the contributions of the inhabitants of the village and relatives of fallen soldiers. It was not mounted on a pedestal for the intervention of the authorities. It was hidden in a grain barn and rectory.
The monument is a small building that stands on the top of the church. The local common name is the Statue of Heroes and is dated to 1928. It depicts a statue of a soldier with a bowed head leaning on a rifle. It stands on a pedestal on which are boards with 81 names of the fallen. The statue was made from the contributions of the inhabitants of the village and relatives of fallen soldiers. It was not mounted on a pedestal for the intervention of the authorities. It was hidden in a grain barn and rectory.
The monument is a small building that stands on the top of the church. The local common name is the Statue of Heroes and is dated to 1928. It depicts a statue of a soldier with a bowed head leaning on a rifle. It stands on a pedestal on which are boards with 81 names of the fallen. The statue was made from the contributions of the inhabitants of the village and relatives of fallen soldiers. It was not mounted on a pedestal for the intervention of the authorities. It was hidden in a grain barn and rectory. In r. In 1938 it was mounted on a pedestal, after crossing the front, the soldier's head was shot. Authorities again ordered her removed, she was buried in the ground next to the pedestal. After r. In 1989, it was restored from the citizens' collection and mounted on a pedestal on November 4, 1990.
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