Still today the people don't forget the famous 15th Husaren. 
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maybe a cool pic
i have this photo postcard.
im not sure if it fits in this section but it looks like it might.
could be another husaren-regt monument???
has no date or postmarks on back so im guessing somewhere in the 1920's when this photo was taken??
anyone have a better guess
i tried to get some good closeups but the writting on the base is to small to read...Comment
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Fascinating!
Thanks for sharing!Comment
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Great thread....love to see these monuments...any more?Comment
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A lot of towns and small villages have memorials to remember the killed soldiers of ww1. Here is another one from the north of Germany!Comment
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I found a very interesting source for collectors that are interested in German memorials. Here you have the possibility to search for memorials in German regions/towns, you can see pictures and you can find lists with names of killed soldiers.
http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/inschriften.htm
For example you can find the memorial that I posted first:Last edited by Sergeant 08; 09-26-2009, 09:24 AM.Comment
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@ Tony!
I think this page could be interesting for your next trip to Germany.
I don’t know which places you want to visit, but you can use this source to search for war memorials in all regions of Germany!
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You can get detailed informations about memorial letterings etc.Comment
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@ joeimwalle!
I’m sure this web page can help to answer you question. Ok, hard work to find the right memorial….but not impossible!Comment
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