Monument to the victims of World War I in Lubenac

In 1923, a monument to the victims of the First World War was erected in an unconventional form and size on the Russian Hill in Lubenac. On a high stone plinth stood a larger-than-life-sized Blanica knight, and on the boards were symbols of war - a helmet and a victory cross. The monument on the bare hill could be seen from afar. After the end of II. during World War II, the monument was shot down out of hatred for everything that smelled of Germany. From the stones of…