Martyr's monument, military graves
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The Martyr's Memorial (also known as the Memorial to the Victims of Fascism or the Memorial to the Martyrs), a sculpture group made of welded copper plates, created by the Komárom sculptor János Nagy, was inaugurated on May 7, 1971, following a competition announced by the Council of the City National Committee. The work, depicting human remains and the horrors of war, rests on a high pedestal, with a stylized eternal flame in the foreground, and a date: 1939–1945. The monument was supplemented after 1989: it is surrounded by three granite tombstones on each side, on which the names and dates of birth of the Hungarian soldiers who fell in the war can be read: 1st stone: József Bedi (1921) János Bohuniczky (1916) József Bohuniczky (1914) Móricz Cseh (1919) Sándor Csejtei (1918) Zoltán Csomor (1924) István Derzsi (1916), ; 2nd stone: József Sándor (1919) Imre Sárkány (1921) József Sidó (1912) Lajos Szalay (–), István Újhelyi (1910) Lajos Újhelyi (1912) Imre Vésey (1918), ; 3rd stone: József Alföldi (1924) Flórián Balla, Géza Bazsó (1920) István Bazsó (1918) József Bazsó (1917) Lajos Bazsó (1923) Sándor Bazsó (1920), ; 4th stone: Mihály Marczell (1908) Ferenc Mihalik (1916) Lőrinc Misik (1907) Vilmos Nagy (1919) László Németh (1915) Sándor Óllé (1912) Vince Póda (1902) Lajos Tóth (1914), ; 5th stone: János Klebach (–), Károly Klofáč (1904), Ferenc Lakatos (1927), Imre Lengyel (1912), Nándor Lengyel (1914), Mihály Majer (1920), János Marczell (1912), ; 6th stone: Godány (1917), András Gutai (19??), László Horváth (1927), Péter Horváth (1918), Vilmos Jonás (1920), János Juhos (1919), János Káár (1920). ; Before the war, the Hungarian Relic Flag stood on the site of the Martyr's Monument.