Kriegerdenkmal, Roth, BY, Germany
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N 49° 14.770 E 011° 05.434
32U E 652149 N 5456924
Kriegerdenkmal für den ersten Weltkriegs in Roth - War memorial for the first world war in Roth
Waymark Code: WM116ZM
Location: Bayern, Germany
Date Posted: 08/28/2019
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member iconions
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[DE] Das Kriegerdenkmal, zu dem neben den Tafeln auch die bekannte Reiterstatue gehört, wurde am 15. August 1926 feierlich eingeweiht. Die Statue zeigt einen den Kopf in Trauer neigenden Soldaten hoch zu Ross, als Vorbild diente dem Rother Künstler Albrecht Dürers Kupferstich „Der Heilige Georg zu Pferde“ von 1508.

[EN] The war memorial, to which beside the panels also the well-known Reiterstatue belongs, was inaugurated on 15 August 1926 solemnly. The statue depicts a soldier leaning on his head in mourning on horseback, as a model was the artist Albrecht Dürer copper engraving "St. George on horseback" from 1508.
Date the Monument or Memorial was built or dedicated: 08/15/1926

Private or Public Monument?: Government

Name of the Private Organization or Government Entity that built this Monument: Stadt Roth - City of Roth

Geographic Region where the Monument is located: Europe

Website for this Monument: [Web Link]

Physical Address of Monument:
Kirchplatz 1
Roth, BY Germany
91154


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