Forchdenkmal, Zurich
The Forch Monument, also known as Wehrmännerdenkmal, is an 18 meter high bronze sculpture resembling a flame, built to commemorate the Zurich soldiers who lost their lives in World War I..
The Forch Monument, also known as Wehrmännerdenkmal, is an 18 meter high bronze sculpture resembling a flame, built to commemorate the Zurich soldiers who lost their lives in World War I.
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About Forchdenkmal
8127 Küsnacht, Switzerland
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