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Monument to those who fell in World War I

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The Reformed cemetery houses a monument to those who fell in World War I (the statue of the heroes), which was erected in 1929 by the Nagykesz choir with its own money and donations. The monument is the work of the well-known stonemason Viktor Komáromi, and the blacksmithing (turul, wreath, decoration, wrought iron fence) was done by the blacksmith Antal Török from Komáromi. The names of 35 victims can be read on the pedestal.

Inscription/symbol:

1914 - 1918 / THIS COLUMN ADVERTISES / THE MEMORY OF SOLDIERS WHO ENGAGED FROM THE MUNICIPALITY OF NAGYKESZ / AND FELL IN THE WORLD WAR / AND DIED THERE FROM THE DISEASE THEY ACQUIRED. / 5 names / MAY YOUR DEAD REST ABROAD AND AT HOME / REST IN PEACE. MEMORIES LIVE. / Komáromi V. / Komárom // 8 names / 1929 / THE NAGYKESZI REF. CHOIR WAS ESTABLISHED / FROM HIS OWN FUNDS / AND DONATIONS. // 11 NAMES // 11 names

Inventory number:

1287

Collection:

Repository ,

Type:

Statue, monument, plaque ,

Value classification:

Settlement value abroad ,

Municipality:

Nagykeszi , (Nagykeszi református temető)