", Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany - Controversial war memorial for those killed in action of Infantry Regiment No. 76 in World War 1, erected in
", Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany - Controversial war memorial for those killed in action of Infantry Regiment No. 76 in World War 1, erected in 1936 on Stephansplatz near Dammtor. The seven-metre high block of shell limestone, designed by the sculptor Richard Kuoehl, was erected on the initiative of former members of the infantry regiment. Around the block runs a relief of 88 life-size soldiers marching off to war. The inscription reads: Germany must live and if we must die. [MODEL RELEASE: NOT APPLICABLE, PROPERTY RELEASE: NO (c) caro images / Bastian, , - In case of using the picture for any purpose, please contact the agency - the picture is subject to royalty!]"
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