pamätná tabuľa sov.armáde Memorial plaque
Objekt se nedochoval — na místě dnes nestojí. Následující text popisuje jeho historii, ne současnou návštěvu.
A memorial plaque dedicated to the Soviet army is located in Komárno in the Nitra region. According to the registration data, it was established on 23 December 1955.
The Monument Office of the Slovak Republic leads the object under the number ÚZPF 299. The area of the monument consists of one building object, which is a memorial tablet marked under heading 299/1.
The monument protection applies to this board in Komárno. Due to the extent of the available data from the national register, there are no details of building characteristics, material design or ground plan.
Details of the exact location within the municipality or the current use are not specified in the registration documents. The 1955 tablet is part of the monument fund.
Interesting facts
- A memorial plaque dedicated to the Soviet army in Komárno was established on 23 December 1955. - The monument office of the Slovak Republic leads this object under the number ÚZPF 299, while the whole area of the monument consists of one building object. - Due to the scope of data from the state register, there are no details of building characteristics, material design, floor plan or precise location within the municipality.
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Welcome to Komárno. Right now you are facing an important historical monument, which is a memorial tablet dedicated to the Soviet army. You put on your headphones and you are in a place that bears traces of past times and reminds of events that have deeply hit the history of this region. Look in front of you at the wall where this work is located. Although the exact date of creation and the authors of this monument remain shrouded in the cloak unknown, the presence of the tablet itself speaks in the language of historical facts and reminds the presence of troops involved in the liberation of our territory during World War II. Let us go back in time and look at the historical context in which such a reminder was made. The period after the end of World War II was marked by a huge effort to cope with the horrors of the conflict that struck the whole of Europe. Memorial plaques and memorials dedicated to the Soviet army grew up across the Czechoslovakia as an expression of gratitude for the liberation from the fascist plain and as a reminder of the victims brought by soldiers during heavy fighting on the eastern front. In Komárno, a strategically important city on the Slovak-Hungarian borders, the presence of Soviet troops and subsequent political changes had a major impact on the daily lives of the population. This tablet serves as a witness to a time that has forever changed the course of our society. Nayní vyveteľnosť to the very design and detail you have in front of your eyes. Although we do not have an architect's name or an exact artistic description of the materials from which the tablet is made, we can perceive its dignified character. Step closer and look at the overall design of the memorial board. Note the inscriptions carved on it that keep a memory of past events. Each letter and every line of text stands here to remind generations coming after us of the historical message associated with this epoch. Although the evidence does not indicate specific stylistic elements or special decorative details, the very purity and piety of this place speak for themselves. When you stand in front of this memorial, it is good to realize that Komárno is a city with an extremely rich and moved history. Although there are no particular known historical personalities directly connected with this tablet, the place as such breathes through the atmosphere of time. The fates of the people living in Komárno were often complicated at that time, marked by geopolitical changes, border shifts and the post-war configuration of Europe. The Memorial tablet is such a silent witness to all these historical transformations. The interesting thing about this place is that many details of its origin remain unknown to this day. At a time when a number of official monuments were formed, the name of the creator or the exact year of installation was often not preserved by the archivist then, or lost over the next decades. It is this unknown past that gives the board a certain aura of mystery. It becomes a universal symbol of memory, where the name of the artist is not important, but the very idea that the object carries for future generations. I would like to invite you to discover the beauty and history of Komárno. This town offers many other sights, a beautiful fortress, a historic centre and a unique atmosphere at the confluence of the Danube and the Váh. Thank you for giving your time and attention to this memorable tablet and I hope that a walk through the city for you will be an enriching experience. Goodbye and have a good day.
For children
Imagine being in a time machine and targeting the past. The year is 1955 and in the streets of the old town of Komárno they will come to life about 70 names and stories. The air smells of adventure when a mysterious metal object that stands there today appears in one homeland. Komárno looked quite different then than it did today. The city lived at its pace, and people walked on paved streets in clothing, as we saw only in old black and white movies. There lived people who worked, spoke in the markets and enjoyed their daily lives, while the world around them was constantly changing.
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