The monument commemorates the Czechs who died in the Polish-Czechoslovak war of 1919.
It was destroyed after the annexation of Zaolzie to Poland and partially rebuilt after World War II.
This monument is one of the symbols of difficult Czech-Polish relations.
Depending on the nationality, the interpretation of history can be completely different, and although more than 100 years have passed since those events, these events are probably still alive among the people living in these areas.
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