The monument to the fallen in Častá was built in 1928 at the expense of partisan emigrants from America, who collected 8,000 crowns for this purpose. The central artistic element of the work was a sculpture of an angel with a dying soldier under the cross. There was a memorial plaque on the mound below the statue, on which were 57 names of soldiers from the village, who fell during the First World War. There were 2 monuments with their photo medallions on the sides.
The monument to the fallen in Častá was built in 1928 at the expense of partisan emigrants from America, who collected 8,000 crowns for this purpose. The central artistic element of the work was a sculpture of an angel with a dying soldier under the cross. There was a memorial plaque on the mound below the statue, on which were 57 names of soldiers from the village, who fell during the First World War. There were 2 monuments with their photo medallions on the sides.
In the period after the Second World War, a new memorial plaque was made for the monument (no longer without a list of soldiers) and the composition was supplemented by two pylons on the sides. One with the names of fallen soldiers during World War II and another with the names of the victims of the village from the time of the crossing of the front.
M. Kovačik paid closer attention to the soldiers from Častá, enlisted during the First World War, and specified the number of casualties to 67.
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