In Alt Schulzendorf, remains commemorate a monument that was erected in October 1913 in the village meadows, in front of the large Peace Oak. It was intended to commemorate the liberation of Prussia in 1813.

A large field stone was erected on a 1.30 meter wide and one meter high concrete foundation. A bronze eagle towered at its top. The monument was enclosed with an iron fence.

As late as 1946, the Schulzendorf community leader reported the existence of the memorial stone to the district mayor. Later, all traces of the monument were lost. Rumors about its whereabouts are circulating.

The monument remains missing for now. But thanks to local chroniclers, it is far from forgotten.

Source: schulzendorfer.de/das-verschwundene-denkmal

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Andreas Peters

January 10, 2021

Former war memorial in the old village of Schulzendorf.

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