Monument to the victims of World War II
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
In 1991, the residents of Veskóc erected a monument in memory of those who were deported and those who died in World War II, which is located on the wall of the Reformed church.
Inscription/symbol:
MAN OF THE AFTERNOON, IF YOU COME HERE, STOP AND REMEMBER! / THIS IS THE SYMBOLICAL GRAVE OF PEOPLE WHO DIED INNOCENTLY: // VICTIMS OF WORLD WAR II / András ALBERT / Péter ANDREJCSIK / Gyula BALOGH / János BARKÓ / László BÖSZÖRMÉNYI / Ferenc CZINKE / György KÁROLYI / Barnabás KÁSSA / Dániel KÁSSA / József KISS / István KOZÁK / István KOZMA / Ferenc KUDRÁCS / András MOLNÁR / Antal RÁCZ / József SUTKA / Bertalan SZATMÁRI / Mihály SZŐLŐSI / József URBÁN / Kálmán ZSIRÓ // VICTIMS OF THE HOLOCAUST / D. GRÜNBAUM, / S. GRÜNBAUM, / B. SOLOMOVICZ, / S. SOLOMOVICZ, / M. SMULOVICS, / A. WINKLER, / AND THEIR FAMILIES. / THE RESIDENTS OF VESKÓC / IN 1991. // WE WAITED FOR A LONG TIME AND YOU DIDN'T COME, / YOUR HEARTS WERE DUSTED IN A STRANGE LAND, / YOU WERE LOST LIKE SHOOTING STARS / ONLY GOD KNOWS WHERE YOUR GRAVES ARE.
Inventory number:
2921
