Pomník obětem válek War memorial
The memorial to the victims of the world wars is located in the Long Třebová district of Ústí nad Orlicí. It is a significant historical monument of the Czech Republic. The sandstone monument is located in a park-modified area opposite the neo-gothic church of St. Prokop and since 1958 it has been protected as a cultural monument.
This monument resembles the victims of the First and Second World War of Long Treb. The names of the victims are listed on black granite plates. The formal unveiling took place on 28 October 1948, at the time of the new political regime after World War II.
Architectural consists of sandstone prisms on a pedestal. The left and right block are named "1939 - 1945" and "1914 - 1918" under which are granite plates with the names of the victims. The middle highest block has the shape of three narrow prisms, on which is carved the relief of the lime triplet and the inscription "Vlánek VlÁK." In front of the main block is a statue of a lion from a mountain sandstone.
Since 1948, the memorial has passed through key events. It was officially declared a cultural monument in 1958 and in 2014 a total renovation was carried out, which included park modifications.
Today, the monument is accessible to visitors. Its central location in the city and proximity to the church of St. Prokop make it a place of deep historical significance. The visit offers an opportunity to honor the victims of the wars and reflect their impact on the present.
The monument is an important memory site, which is visited not only by local residents but also by visitors from all over the region. Its historical and artistic importance makes it a place of worship and a reminder of the importance of remembering the past and its influence on the present.
Historical milestones
- 1948
- The ceremonial revelation of the monument
- 1958
- Protection as a real cultural monument of the Czech Republic
- 2014
- Total renovation of the monument and park treatment
Architectural development
The monument is made up of sandstone fries on a sandstone pedestal. Black granite plates are placed on the front of the blocks. The whole object is part of the park modification.
Historical events
On October 28, 1948, there was a solemn revelation of the memorial. In 1958, the building was declared a cultural monument. The total renovation of the monument was carried out in 2014.
Points of interest
- The monument to the victims of the world wars is located in Long Třebová and is protected as a cultural monument since 1958. The names of the victims of World War I and II are listed on black granite plates. - The memorial ceremony took place on October 28, 1948, which was the time of the new political regime after World War II. - The monument contains the relief of the lime triplet and the inscription "VARIETY OF WAR" on the middle top block. - Total renovation of the monument, including park modifications, was carried out in 2014.
Guide
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Welcome to Long Treb, here you stand before the monument to the victims of world wars, a peaceful witness to history and a monument to those who have gone down in the service of a free Europe. In a park-landscaped area in front of St. Prokop's Neo-Gothic Church, this monument proudly decomposes from sandstone prisms that lift you to a memory of the past. Note the black granite plates with the names of the victims of the First and Second World War and the statue of the lion from the mountain sandstone in front of the main block that symbolizes courage and strength.
The memorial was festively revealed on October 28, 1948, at the time of the new political regime after World War II. This event meant not only honoring the fallen, but also the beginning of a new era, when the Czech people tried to rebuild and reconcile with the past. Since 1958, this monument has been protected as a real-estate cultural monument of the Czech Republic, which shows its importance for national heritage.
Let's take a closer look at architecture. The monument is composed of sandstone prisms which are carefully placed on a stable pedestal. These blocks form a simple but distinct outline which harmoniously intersects with the surrounding green spaces. Now pay attention to black granite plates. These plates are not only a material reminder of the fallen, but also an emotional link between us and those who sacrificed for freedom.
Although specific architects and historical figures associated with the creation of this monument remain unknown, its existence is a monument to the victims of war itself. This mystery adds a certain mystery to the place and calls on us to realise not only the historical events, but also the human destinies behind them.
The interesting thing is that the monument was completely reconstructed in 2014. This renovation not only preserved its original form, but also updated the park layout, thereby giving visitors the opportunity to relax and reflect on a place of historical importance.
We recommend exploring the surrounding area as Dlouhá Třebová offers many other attractions. When you visit, remember those who fought for freedom and honor their memory. Thank you for your visit to this important place.
Tips for visitors
The best time to visit the memorial victims of wars in Long Třebob is autumn when tree leaves are colored and light is pleasant. Plus, the room avoids the heat of the summer months.
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When visiting, take with you suitable shoes because the area around the monument is partially reinforced. Photos may be interesting from all sides, but the best light will offer afternoon hours.
In the area there is a neo-gothic church of St. Prokop, which is a suitable supplement for visiting. The site is also friendly for families with children where historical and architectural elements can be observed.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a structure in a public space that can usually be seen from outside free of charge. We have not verified that this particular one is freely accessible.
Where is the monument?
Location: Dlouhá Třebová. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic as a cultural monument (register no. 1000138542).
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Nearby
V blízkém okolí se nachází novogotický kostel svatého Prokopa.
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Themed route
Thematic cruise route: Pomník obětem válek and surroundings
1.Pomník obětem válek - Type: Historical landmark - Why is it worth a visit: this monument is an important place to commemorate the lives lost during wars. It's a place for memory and reflection on the consequences of conflict.
2. New Gothic Church of St. Prokop - Type: Religious construction - Why is worth a visit: This church is an example of neo-gothic architecture and offers beautiful interior with rich heritage. It is also a place where you can explore the history and art of this area.
3. Tanks of St. Prokop Church - Type: Open space - Why is it worth visiting: The tank provides a peaceful atmosphere for relaxation and reflection. It's an ideal place to walk after visiting a church or memorial.
4. The Tower of St. Prokop's Church - Type: Architectural element - Why is it worth visiting: The tower offers an excellent view of the surrounding countryside. It is also a symbolic place that represents the history and endurance of this area.
5. Exposition of St. Prokop Church - Type: Historical exposure - Why is worth a visit: The exhibition provides insight into the history and development of the church as well as into the cultural heritage of the village Dlouhá Třebová. It's a great opportunity for curious souls.
This route offers a view of the historical and cultural aspects of the village Dlouhá Třebová, focusing mainly on monuments associated with war memories and neo-gothic architecture.
Seasonal recommendations
Spring: During the spring season, the surroundings of the monument in the Long Treb are strangely lit by sunlight, which are projected into every corner. Flowers and trees are beginning to bloom, creating a living nature around the monument. For a visit it is advisable to take a light coat or plaid with you because the morning and evening can become colder. The best time for a tour is usually in the afternoon when the sun illuminates the monument in the most famous colours.
Summer: Summer brings long and warm days when the surroundings of the monument become particularly lively. The sun illuminates the monument in full force, which highlights its details. More visitors can be expected in this period, so it may be necessary to look for a place for a quiet tour. It is recommended to wear light and light clothes and always carry drinks to avoid fatigue due to heat.
Autumn: In autumn, the surroundings of the monument to the colour of flowers and trees are growing, which go into a reviving color. The sunny morning is the perfect time for a tour, when the light illuminates the monument in breathtaking colors. More dust and snowmen may appear during this period, so it is advisable to wear a hat or sunglasses. When the day approaches its end, comes a colder atmosphere, which may be convenient for visiting in a calmer hour.
Winter: Winter season offers a memorial in Long Treb a completely different view, where the surrounding area is covered with snow or has cold and dry surfaces. Sun rays illuminate the monument in soft colours, creating a calm atmosphere. This season it is important to wear warm clothes and protective shoes because they can be cold and rainy conditions. The best time to visit is usually the afternoon when the sun illuminates the monument and contributes to its distinctive character.
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