A boot ? Yep, a big one. I'll take you to the owner of it in the next post.
In the first post of this Pákozd series I went on and on about the history of the Hungarian Second Army and the Doni Kápolna honouring the men of that army that fell at the Russian river Don.
I didn't forget to mention however that that kápolna (chapel) was right outside a Military Remembrance Park that focusses on the 1848 and 1956 uprisings (one against the Austrian empire, one against the Soviet empire).
In this second post I'm taking you for a walk through that Katonai Emlékpark.
1956 uprising monument. I rarely do a "big" edit on my photos, but this is one.
1848 Uprising monument
National heroes monument - these are typically Hungarian
King László statue (pretty small thing - amazing what you can do from a good point of view)
Trenches reconstruction
János Móga (This is the guy who led the revolutionary army that defeated the Croatians in the Battle of Pákozd)
World War II statue
It's actually quiet in a trench, when no war is going on ...
National Heroes monument
National Heroes monument
World War II statue
World War II statue
World War II statue
Nice images Bjorn- brings out the feeling of agony of war!
Thanks, Buster.