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The Naval graveyard in Pula, Croatia is a memorial graveyard, one of the largest military graveyards in Europe. Some experts claim that its construction started in 1849. It was officially opened on 2.10.1862.

The Austro-Hungarian military cemetery is the second stop on the Walk of Peace. On the cemetery are buried around 800 soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian Army, who died during the fights on the Isonzo Front (1915-1917) during the First World War.

The monument was built in the memory of the inhabitants of the village of Chernevo who have died during the WWI (1915-1918) in defense of the homeland. The monument is situated in the park at the village center near to the Community Centre Zora .

Memorial church of St. Apostles Peter and Paul and the Memorial of the Ossuary with a memorial dedicated to the victims of the Doboj camp 1915-1917. The campsite was where the Doboj Railway station is now, which means it does not exist now, only its remains. But the Memorial Church and Ossuary is...

This is a area within a cemetery in which there are the graves of 62 French soldiers and nine Algerian soldiers who died in the First World War in the French military hospital of Galati

Memorial at the main square of Pécs

In Melk the town authorities decided to install a “defence gate”, suggested by the academic painter Ernst Stöhr and according to his design. This was intended to be decorated with nails for the benefit of the widow and orphan fund, and as a visible sign of donations given and the willingness to make...

War monument for WW I in small village of Kramolin

WW1 military cemetery is located on the edge of the village Becherov. There is 111 austro-hungarian and russian soldiers buried on the cemetery.

Zenica Prison is one of the most recognizable and unique heritage sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is also a heritage site where site managers and partners work together with community, real estate owners and businesses to promote and interpret the importance of site and to safeguard this by...

Outdoor war monument at the main square of Pécs.

War cemetery is a part of public cemetery. There is 700 austro-hungarian and russian soldiers buried there.

Along the Trail of Peace ("Via della Pace" or Karnischer Höhenweg), many archaeological traces from World War One can be found. The remains are in different conditions and some of the sites are already heritage-protected.

The Trails of Peace were initiated by the Austrian Dolomitenfreunde...

Outdoor statue in Hősök square

Outdoor war monument

Memorial Tablet in Nagyárpád

A monument to the people of Čakovec who died in World War I was erected in 1929 by the Municipality of Čakovec in the city park next to the palace of the Old Town. Obelisk made in honor of 72 citizens fallen in WWI.

Outdoor war monument

War cemetery Stebník is located 1 km far away from the village. There is 189 austro-hungarian and russian soldiers buried there.

The memorial church of the Holy Spirit is the most beautiful monument left from the period of the First World War. The church was built by 3rd Austro-Hungarian Army between 1916 and 1917. In the years 2007 and 2017 the church received the European Heritage Label.

Small installation dedicated to WW1 warfare in Carpathian hills in 1914-1915 is located inside the administration building of village Nižná Polianka.

War cemetery in Mikulášová is a memento of heavy warfare on the hill Kaštielik located not far away from the village. There is more than 180 austro-hungarian and russian soldiers buried there.

War cemetery is located approximately 1 km from the village Zbojné. More than 100 soldiers of austro-hungarian, german and russian army is buried there.

War cemetery in Svetlice is located on the edge of a public cemetery. More than 100 soldiers of austro-hungarian, german and russian army is buried there.

War cemetery in the village Hostovice is located on the edge of public cemetery. There is 112 fallen soldiers buried there.

Outdoor War Monument in the Public Cemetery of Pécs

Veľkrop war cemetery is the biggest WW1 cemetery in Slovakia. There is 8662 soldiers of austro-hungarian and russian army buried there.

War monument for soldiers fallen in WWI,

Memorial Tablet at the local univesity in Pécs.

Indoor World War I monument

Outdoor war memorial near the railway station of Pécs

Indoor world war I. monument

War memorial in the outer wall of the Synagogue.

War monument for fallen soldiers of WW I and WW II

War monument by Jan Kojan

The Soldier's Monument in the settlement of Chervenci was built in the memory of the inhabitants of the village who have died during the 1912-1913, 1915-1918 and 1944-1945 wars in defense of the homeland.

The monument is situated at the park opposite the school. It is celebrated on May 9th each...

Soldier's Monument in the settlement of Brestak, Valchi Dol Municipality, Varna Region, Bulgaria was built in the memory of the inhabitants of the village  of Brestak who have died during the 1912-1913 and 1915-1918 wars in defence of the homeland.

The monument is situated in the village’s park...

The monument was built in the memory of the inhabitants of the town of Suvorovo who have died during the WWI (1915-1918) in defense of the homeland. The monument is situated in the park at the town center near to the building of Suvorovo Municipality and the Community Center Probuda .

The memorial for Jewish soldiers who fell in World War One is located in the old Israelite section of the Central Cemetery (Gate 1, Group 76B). It was erected in 1928 according to a design by the architect Leopold Ponzen.

The war memorial on the central cemetery is a war burial place of the...

Austro-Hungarian military fortification, Panzerwerk "Strač" near Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Bulgarian Naval Academy is located in Varna on a terrain, which was German military protestant cemetery in the past. The Museum of Naval Education is part of the Naval Academy. It is located at the west (left) site of the Academy Main Corpus under the Planetarium. The form is a circle, divided...

The Military Cemetery Josefov is connected with the Josefov Fortress, a fortified garrison town and POW camp during WWI.

At the edge of the field in the west part of the village Ladra stands an Italian military chapel, designed by the architect Giovanni Michelucci. It was consecrated on 30 May 1917 and served for the outdoor religious ceremonies. The chapel is made of worked stone. The south and the north walls have a...

Memorial of the fallen in wars citizens of Razgrad

The Russian POWs, who were building the road across the pass of Vršič, built the wooden chapel dedicated to the memory of their own suffering and of all their numerous deceased fellow-sufferers. This little Orthodox church is restored now and is known as the Russian chapel. Close to it there is a...

Mengore hill, together with the two neighbouring hills, Cvetje and Bučenica, was the core of the Austro-Hungarian defence of the Tolmin bridgehead. The entire area was strongly fortified with numerous trenches and caves. A circular path through the museum runs past well-preserved and restored...

The memorial is located in the area of Bardejov spa.

Mausoleum from Mateiaş is a monument dedicated to the heroes from WW1, being located near Câmpulung Muscel town in Valea Mare – Pravăț commune, Argeş county.

The mausoleum has been built in the period 1928-1935 at the initiative of the local branch „Cultul eroilor“ Society. The building has two...

Up to 35,000 POWs could be housed in the former Marchtrenk POW camp. A total of 1,869 POW soldiers are buried in the camp cemetery – 1,382 Italian soldiers, 457 Russians, one Romanian, 11 Serbs and 18 unknown soldiers.

The outdoor museum Čelo represents gun fortification which was built by the Austro-Hungarian Army on the slope of Mt. Svinjak in the spring of 1915, just before the Italian–Austro-Hungarian encounter. The fortification was part of the Bovec blockade system (Sperre Flitsch) that played an important...

The soldiers' cemetery, originally called the camp cemetery, belonged with the pump house and officers' villa to the former Knittelfeld POW camp in which thousands of POWs were accommodated during World War I. After Italy entered the war in May 1915 a new front, the Southwestern Front, was created...

The Feldbach POW camp constructed in 1915 also included a hospital that expanded during World War I to become one of the largest military hospitals of the Danube Monarchy. The camp also served as an important production location for the Austro-Hungarian military. H

The memorial located on the military parade ground at Bruckneudorf (Királyhida in Hungarian) in the district of Neusiedl am See had already been planned in 1915 by the architect Emil Krause on the initiative of the War Ministry, the design being based on the Leipzig battle of the nations memorial....

The timber chapel is located on the eastern roadside of Landesstraße 100 in the centre of the Lower Austrian community of Zagging (L100/Ziegelofen crossing). In World War I it was built by Russian POWs in the Spratzern POW camp near to St. Pölten where they were housed. The original location of the...

In 1928 a war memorial was erected in Bludenz, to the east of the old parish church of Hl. Laurentius and slightly below it, for soldiers who fell in World War One. Alfons Fritz (1900–1933), an important Vorarlberg architect during the period between the wars, designed and planned the memorial....

The Hessen memorial in Linz was constructed in 1928 to commemorate the approximately 5,000 fallen soldiers of Infantry Regiment No. 14 in World War One.

The Nauders road block, also called Hochfinstermünz block, is a fortification situated 2.5 kilometres to the north-west of the town of Nauders in North Tyrol. The site, constructed between 1834 and 1840 on the location of an old defence wall, was the oldest manned fortification in World War I on the...

Castle Artstetten near to Pöchlarn is resided in by the Hohenberg family, the descendants of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie Duchess of Hohenberg. The heirs to the throne were killed on 28 June 1914 on the occasion of the assassination in Sarajevo. The family crypt, constructed in 1909,...

In 1916 Austria-Hungary commissioned construction of a refugee camp in Bruck an der Leitha. A total of around 5,000 Slovenian refugees were housed there who were forced to flee from the fighting on the Isonzo front or that had to be evacuated from the region.

Russian POWs in the custody of Austria-Hungary during World War I had to carry out extensive forced labour from 1915 onwards. They were put to use in various areas. The Austro-Hungarian military authorities frequently used them for infrastructure work – as happened with the approximately 200 Russian...

The “Iron Soldier” was set up in March 1915 on Schwarzenbergplatz in the fourth Vienna city district for the purpose of collecting money for war widows and orphans. Donors were able to hammer nails into the figure – it was apparently around 500,000 nails with this statue. The figure was removed at...

In memory of the fallen soldiers of World War One, the Chapel of Peace at Zollnersee in the Carnic Alps, located at approx. 1,750 metres above sea level, was inaugurated in 1987. The Italian student of architecture Marina Muser carried out the first planning steps for constructing the Chapel of...

Mausoleum of the Heroes fallen during World War One is a historical monument located in the courtyard of Comana Monastery in Comana Commune, in Giurgiu County.

“Ostbahn” is a narrow gauge railway line built in 1906 from Sarajevo to Uvac on then Ottoman border, with a fork to Vardište on the Serbian border. The line was operated by the army and extensively used for military purposes, especially in the first two years of WWI.

The memorial plaque for fallen soldiers of the Salzburg volunteer riflemen remembers those men who lost their lives in World War One on the Southwestern Front – at Pontebba, on Hochweißstein/Monte Peralba (2,694 m) and Monte Chiadenis (2,459 m), in the region of Sieben Gemeinden/Sette Comuni, on...

The Mausoleum was built based on the initiative of the "Heroes Cult Society" and was inaugurated in 1925. At the base of the mausoleum there is an ossuary that shelters the bones of 771 Romanian soldiers fallen in this region in the battles of 1918.

The monument honours, for the posteriority, the memory of the mostly unknown soldiers who lost their lives during the First World War in the battles in Brasov.

A. Heroes monument

B. Heroes park

C. Jewish monument

D. Heroes monument in Kálvária cemetery

A. Roman catholic cemetery monument

B. Jewish cemetery monument

A. The memorial of the 44th infantry

B. Heroes church

C: Heroes memorials

D. Heroes cemetery

E. Jewish cemetery

F. Memorial at Kaposfüred

G. Memorial at Toponár

H. Memorial at Töröcske

The Prinz-Heinrich memorial chapel, a small timber chapel, is situated on a slight rise on the Obstanser Boden in the Carnic Alps in eastern Tyrol (borough of Kartitsch). The chapel was constructed in 1916 at a height of 1,957 metres above sea level to commemorate soldiers who fell in this section...

A. WWI memorial in Heroes square

B. Cemetery at Szentgyörgymező

C. Cemetery at Belváros

D. Cemetery at St. Anna

E. Jewish cemetery

A. Hubay square WWI memorial

B. Pestújhelyi square WWI memorial

“Konak”, late Ottoman governor’s residence, built in Bistrik neighbourhood of Sarajevo in 1867-1869.

Heroes hill memorial in Budapest 12.district

IV. Charles , the last king of Hungary leave the country at Baja

Constructed wall with 198 heroes names

The 23 m high WWI monument is situated in the Déri court of Baja city

Different memorial plaques erected and removed at the assassination site through various times in 20th century.

Monument to the assassinated archduke Franz Ferdinand and countess Sophie Chotek; removed after WWI and never restored.

Assassination ground zero – place of the attack, including the removed “Princip’s footprints” memorial sculpture

Sarajevo Old City Hall and University library (Vijećnica).

Part of the “Sarajevo assassination” heritage, a narrow gauge railway station constructed in 1882 when railway line from Brod na Savi reached Sarajevo.

“Appel quai”, a street in Sarajevo that runs from Skenderija to old Sarajevo City Hall in Bentbaša.

Old narrow gauge railway station Ilidža from the late 19th century.

“Hotel Bosna”, a hotel part of the spa complex from the late 19th century.

Military fortification, part of the older fortification system in Vratnik quarter of Sarajevo

Situated in the southermost line of Sarajevo’s Austro-Hungarian fortified defences, Fort Draguljac is situated on the northern ridge of the Trebević mountain. In Austro-hungarian military it was categorized as a premament Fort (Werk) with a rolling turret. It was a standardized two-story building....

Vilmos Huszár regiment

Above the valley of the Soča, on its left bank near Tolmin, the steep slope of Mt. Mrzli vrh rises. In the First World War, it figured as one of the key points in the Austro-Hungarian defence of the Tolmin bridgehead. The ridge of Mt. Mrzli vrh is densely crisscrossed by numerous trenches and caves...

Military Cemetery – Groblje “Lav” (Militär Friedhof), a military cemetery used by Austro-Hungarian army since 1878, and along the WWI. In 1917, a monument “Dying lion” was erected to commemorate fallen soldiers.

“Filipovic lager” or “Univerzitetski kampus”, an Austro-Hungarian military barracks complex in the Sarajevo city center.

War cemetery in the village Bodružal is part of public cemetery. More than 400 austro-hungarian and russian soldiers are buried there.

Fort Zlatište is a part of "Festung Sarajevo", larger fortification system of city defences.

“Franz Joseph Kaserne”, Austro-Hungarian military quarters building complex in Sarajevo's Bistrik neighbourhood

Austro-Hungarian military fortification, Werk II, Fort Vratca (Vraca).

The camp cemetery, today located on the route of the Kaiser Franz Joseph railway, was built in the form of a modern military cemetery. According to the memorial plaque, 2,464 soldiers are buried here who died during their war captivity in the Sigmundsherberg camp (2,363 of these were Italians). In...

Outdoor war monument at the main square of Pécs

Situated west of Pašino brdo, Mala Kula is situated on the ridge of the Grdonj hill. In Austro-Hungarian military it was categorized as guardhouse (Wachthaus). It is a standardized two-story building with two square-shaped protective “kaponiera” (cases) that provide close-in defence of small arms....

The Iron Soldier was set up in 1915 on the main square in Amstetten on the initiative of the “Eiserner Wehrmann” association to collect funds for war widows and orphans. People making a donation were allowed to hammer a nail into the figure.

The war monument (designed by Kunibert Zinner) was...

The commando building or main building of the Wieselburg POW camp is a two-storey timber frame construction on a walled base from the year 1915. Today it is used as a domestic house.

The still existing buildings in Purgstall and Mühling feature a less complex architecture.

A memorial dedicated to the victims of the Doboj camp 1915-1917. Memorial monument in the memory of Doboj Death Camp, was built in 2016. The campsite was where the Doboj Railway station is now, which means it does not exist now, only its remains, and on those remains the mentioned Memorial monument...

The Austro-Hungarian military authorities responsible for prisoners of war matters decided to set up several POW camps in Upper Austria: Aschach an der Donau, Braunau am Inn, Freistadt, Marchtrenk, Mauthausen and Kleinmünchen. The Braunau camp was designed to take 530 officers and 34,300 men. The...

Military barracs / quarters, built in 1913/1914 by the Austro-Hungarian army on the location of older barracs. In 1915. it hosted a military field hospital (Feldspittal) from Jajce, hence the name “Jajce-kasarna”. It was used by different armies up to present times, when it was abandoned due to...

Austria-Hungary commissioned the construction of a refugee camp in 1914 that was one of the largest of the monarchy. Around 200,000 refugees from all parts of the monarchy were accommodated here during the course of World War One, and around 30,000 people also found their last resting place in the...

WWI Monument for the heroes died between 1914-1918.

The Monument-Mausoleum was inaugurated on June 29, 1939, and is the work of architect Theodor Burca. It is both a monument and a mausoleum (as it is a great burial monument, erected in the memory of mountain hunter heroes who fell on the battlefront of the Reunification War and buried in the crypt...

The Museum specialises in history of wars from 1914 to 1945, with a focus on the actions of war in the Carpathians in 1914/1915, the building of Czechoslovak army in the period of the first Republic of Czechoslovakia, the Carpatho-Dukla Operation, the resistance movement, and the liberation of...

The monumental ensemble of Târgu-Jiu includes the monuments made by our great sculptor Constantin Brâncuşi, the father of the modern sculpture, during 1937 and 1938, namely: The Table of Silence, the Gate of the Kiss, the Alley of the Seats, and the Endless Column, along with a few smaller other...

In the graves of honour at Krems cemetery (also called heroes' graves and later war graves), 597 people from the Austrian crownlands as well as the fallen soldiers of enemy armies (Italy, Russia and Serbia) are buried that could not be transferred back to their homelands.

Originally, 66 deceased...

The Kreuztratte military cemetery is located at around 1,000 metres above sea level along Plöckenstraße. 591 war dead are buried here. The cemetery was established by the Austro-Hungarian troops immediately behind the front line and was heavily damaged as a result of bad weather, avalanches and...

This monument was designated by Guinness World Records as the world's highest cross that sits on a mountain peak. The Nations' Heroes Cross is situated in the Saddle of the Caraiman Massif, at an altitude of 2291 m, being thus unique in the world, both in terms of the altitude of its location and in...

WWI related monument - The Soldier's Monument in the town of Valchi Dol, built in the memory of the inhabitants of the town who have died during the 1912-1913 and 1915-1918 wars.

WWI related monument

Inaugurated in 1933, the monument is the work of Sculptor Th. Burca and the architect Balosin State. It is represented by a bronze ronde-bosse statuary set placed on a rectangular socket made of concrete. At the base of the pedestal, there is a bronze statue representing Victoria with a sword in her...

Inaugurated on September 28, 1926, the Gate of Heroes was built in the form of a traditional Romanian gate in the form of a simple but majestic arch, supported on two pillars, on which are engraved the names of certain locations or areas where the Regiment of Dorobanţi of Arges fought battles...

Naval Museum in Varna presents and promotes the maritime and naval history of Bulgaria. Thousands of exhibits have been collected for more than 130 years, including exhibits related to WWI.

This is one of the most impressive monuments built in memory of the soldiers fallen during the First World War. It was built between 1925 and 1928 in memory of over 14,000 Romanian soldiers fallen during the World War One on the fronts from Oituz, Cosna and Ciresoaia.

The tomb is the place where the body of sub-lieutenant Emil Rebreanu (the brother of the great Romanian writer Liviu Rebreanu) rests. In 1917 during the First World War he was captured and executed for defecting by Austro-Hungarians, because he did not stand the idea of fighting against his...

The monument was erected to commemorate the soldiers fallen in these lands, who fought bravely during the First World War. It was built during 1940 and 1941 by the he "National Settlement for the Heroes' Queen Mary, Bucharest".

The Monument was erected in the honor of Romanian Cavalry Heroes who lost their lives during the battle of Oituz, a military confrontation that took part between the Romanian army supported by the Russian Empire troops against the German and Austro-Hungarian troops.

The 1916-1919 memorial ensemble is located in the courtyard of the Church of Saint Nicholas in Targu Ocna where there is also a heroes’ cemetery of World War One surrounded by a tiled wall. At the centre of the cemetery there is an obelisk having the inscription: "To the brave soldiers who fell...

The outdoor museum Zaprikraj lies between the alps Zaprikraj and Predolina above Drežnica. It represents the well fortified Italian first line of defence in the Krn range. The heaviest battles in the Krn range were fought in the autumn of 1915. The museum's circular path runs through the trenches,...

The cemetery hosts about 3,000 German soldiers who lost their lives during World War I battles in Romania, a few hundred of them being identified and buried with cross in individual tombs, while the remains of the rest being placed a large ossuary that sits at the entrance to the cemetery. On each...

On the right bank of the river Soča, between Kobarid and Tolmin, there rises a steep slope of the Kolovrat ridge from which a splendid view opens over the onetime Isonzo Front battlefield. During the First World War the Italian Army built on the Kolovrat range an extensive system of the third line...

An outdoor museum is arranged on the slope of Mt. Ravelnik in the area of the onetime Austro-Hungarian first line of defence. A circular path connects the cleansed and restored trenches and connection tunnels, pillboxes, caves, machine-gun emplacements and reconstructed cabins. There are a lot of...

In the year 1936-1938 the German state built a charnel house on the site of the former military cemetery with 931 graves. The building received mortal remains of about 1000 German soldiers who died on the battlefield along Soča in the 12th Isonzo Battle. The German charnel house is the only...

The charnel house of Italian soldiers was completed in 1938, and on the 18th September it was ceremonially opened by Benito Mussolini. Its overall ground plan is octagonal, containing three diminishing concentric "octagonal circles" embracing the tapering hill in the upward direction on the top of...

The memorial was open and sanctified on November 25, 1928 in the presence of many guests, the wife and sons of Colonel Dyakov.

In the vicinity of Štanjel there is an Austro-Hungarian military cemetery where Austro-Hungarian soldiers and Russian POWs who had died in the nearby war hospital in Štanjel Castle or its subsidiary hospital premises in the surroundings are buried. According to the data of the Italian authorities...

The monument was built in memory of the heroes of Panciu who fought in the First World War.

The Austro-Hungarian military cemetery lies to the north-west of the village of Gorjansko, in

the direct vicinity of the civil cemetery. Buried in it are Austro-Hungarian soldiers who died

in the nearby hospital. According to the data of Italian authorities that organized exhumation of soldiers...

Situated south of the village of Črniče, on the hill close by the civil cemetery, is an Austro-Hungarian WW1 military cemetery. Buried there are Austro-Hungarian soldiers who died on the Isonzo Front, between the years 1915 – 1917. According to the Italian military authorities, there are 434 persons...

The Heroes Monument in Odobesti was erected in the honour of the 44 heroes fallen in World War One battles

This is an historical monument erected in the memory of the Romanian and Russian soldiers who fought in the First World War.

War cemetery in Rokytovce is a part of a public cemetery.

The Austro-Hungarian First World War military cemetery lies on the left bank of the Soča, just by the railway, between Solkan and the railway bridge across the Soča. Buried in the cemetery are the Austro-Hungarian solders who fell on the Gorizia bridgehead during the initial six Isonzo battles. ...

The Mausoleum was built in memory of the heroes fallen in the fighting in Marasti that took place between July and August, 1917. This battle was considered the most successful military allied operation in 1917, the victory of Marasti contributing enormously to the morale of the soldiers.

War cemetery is located between villages Nižná Polianka and Hutka. Overall there is 384 soldiers of austro-hungarian and german army buried there.

The statue of the Victory represents a Romanian heroine, Ecaterina Teodoroiu with the sword raised overhead, as a personification of the Goddess of Victory. The character in question symbolizes, in reality, the homeland and the victory achieved during the First World War.

Crypt is located in the village Osadné as a part of an orthodox temple. Remainings of 1025 russian and austro-hungarian soldiers found final rest there.

The monument is located in the square garden, opposite the Municipality of General Toshevo

The monument is dedicated to the heroes fallen in the fierce battles of the Susita Valley and shelters the remains of 528 Romanian, Russian, German and Hungarian heroes. The construction of the mausoleum took place between 1922 and 1927.

The cemetery was built in memory of the Romanian and German soldiers who fought during World War One battles. The cemetery was set up between 1930 and 1932, with the support of Germany.

Outdoor War Monument

The hill "Kaštielik" was very important defensive point of austro-hungarian army during WW1. The main motif of the memorial is Ww1 warfare between austro-hungarian and russian army, that took place above the village Mikulášová, on the hill Kaštielik in 1915.

WWI Military Cemetery Pisek, especially established during WWI for casualties treated in the military hospital in the garrison town of Pisek.

Memorial in the center of Szarvas.

The Josefov Fortress is a late 18th century large town fortification built against Prussian attacks. IN WWI it was a garrison town and POW camp.

A-typical designed WWI commemorative statute made by local painter - sculpturer who fought in WW I.

Village monument for fallen soldiers of WWI, mentioning the location where the soldiers died.

In the area of the Göttweig defence point within the Bridgehead Krems defence system, remains such as stone walls, parts of trenches, communication passages, stone steps, trails and inscriptions can still be found. The Göttweig defence point of the Bridgehead Krems defence system is well-preserved,...

Outdoor memorial

New monument in Nove Hrady for fallen WWI soldiers from the larger municipality.

The mausoleum was built in memory of the heroes who fought in the First World War for the reunification of the nation.

The Heroes Mausoleum of Marasesti is a monument built in memory of the heroes who fought at Marasesti battle in the First World War when, although numerically inferior, the Romanian troops managed to reject the German attack. The price of this victory was the death of 480 officers, and of more than...

Tombstone of Vladimir Musakov

WWI related monument

WWI Monument

The object was a military headquarters, barracks. The constructional/architectural World War One heritage dates from the period of the Austro-Hungary’s occupation, but the exact time of the building is not familiar. It is in Travnička street, at the place where The Institute of Metallurgy “Kemal...

The object was a narrow-gauge railroad and station building in Lašva, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The constructional/architectural World War One heritage dates from the period of the Austro-Hungary’s occupation, from before the World War One; it was constructed from 1893 to 1895, while the bigger...

Cross-Monument

The constructional/architectural World War One heritage dates from the period of the Austro-Hungary’s occupation, from before the War. It was constructed from 1880 to 1882. The object was a mill, called Sušić's Mill. It is located in Zacarina street, in the near centre of Zenica, on the Kočeva...

A photo-camera is from the period of 1914-1918. It is a part of the Museum’s exhibition, in the Museum facilities, in the centre of Zenica. The photo-camera used to record trial against Gavrilo Princip in Sarajevo after assassination.

The object that was repaired in the time of the World War One is Sultan-Ahmed Mosque. It got electricity in 1914. Sultan-Ahmed Mosque is in the centre of Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The object is a Franciscan monastery. The constructional/architectural World War One heritage does not date from the period 1914-1918, but it was demolished and rebuilt several times, today’s appearance dates from 1984. It is located on a hill in a small town of Fojnica, 57 km away from Sarajevo,...

Monument of the Bulgarian Coastal Artillery

The Zenica Railway station dates from the period of the Austro-Hungary’s occupation. The construction started in the earliest days of the occupation in 1878, and was finished in 1886. The constructional/architectural World War One heritage is near the river Bosna, and the suburban area called...

The grave of the poet Musa Ćazim Ćatić was put up in 1915, after his premature death. In the year 1928, the gravestone was put up to honour one of the biggest poets in Bosnia and Herzegovina.The location of the gravestone is in the Cemetery Obješnica, in Tešanj, BiH.

WWI related monument

A. BESZKÁRT heroes monument

B. Pioneer infantry heroes monument

C: Heroes monument from Békásmegyer

D. Heroes monument from Óbuda

E. Heroes monument from Csillaghegy

F. Tourist association heroes monument

A. Obelisc, at Városkapu square

B. Hungária statue, at Pozsonyi St.

C. Memorial, at Vár St.2.

D. Italian memorial, at Óvári cemetery

E. WWI statue, at Kápolna square

F. Pro patria memorial, at Lucsony St.15-17.

G. Pro Patria memorial, at Óvári cemetery

H. Jewish memorial , at Mosonyi M. St....

WWI related monument

A. The 6th Huszár regiment monument

B. The 48th infantry regiment monument

C. Italian cemetery

A. The 10th Huszár regiment memorial

B. Memorial

C. Heroes memorial

D. Heroes memorial

E. Memorial of the 10th Huszár regiment

F. Heroes memorial

G. 69th regiment forward!

H. Heroes memorial

I. Memorial of the 10th Huszár regiment

J. Memorial of the 17th infantry regiment

WWI Monument

At Zadar City Cemetery there is a monument dedicated to Italian soldiers who died during WWI. It is built in 1932 and located in the old part of the cemetery which is, since year 1974 protected as a cultural heritage.

Military cemetery from Pécs, Hungary

The 13. Huszár memorial at Kenderes, Hungary

Mollinary solders memorial

WWI related monument

Jaeger monument in Budapest, Városmajor,

A. Military cemetery

B. Heroes monument

A. Heroes cemetery

B. WWI memorial1

C. WWI memorial 2.

D. WWI memorial 3.

E. WWI plaquet in the Balassi Bálint gymnasium,

Kálvária public cemetery

The object is an old cemetery that consists of dead Russian captured soldiers. It is located in the municipality of Žepče, an inhabited place in the foot of Pepelari, outside the urban center of the town.

The Franciscan Monastery was build in 1859. It is located in Guča Gora, a village outside Travnik, in central Bosnia.

It dates from the period before 1914. The exact time of the construction is unknown, but it was first inhabited in 1900. It is located in the Radnička street in the municipality of Zavidovići, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The School was opened in 1883, in the period before the World War One started. It is in the Municipality of Žepče, Zenica – Doboj canton, the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The objects are old military bunkers that were build some time before the beginning of the World War One. The constructional/architectural World War One heritage is located in the municipality of Žepče, outside the urban center, one on one side and one on the other side of the river Bosna, Bosnia...

The Church of St. Elias the Prophet in Maglaj was built from 1906 to 1908, which makes it build before the period of World War One (1914). The constructional/architectural World War One heritage is the Municipality of Maglaj, Zenica – Doboj canton, the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The...

The object is an old historical military fortress Gradina in Maglaj, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

It is located on the address; Masarykova 66, 72 000 Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

It is located at the entrance of the city of Travnik, in the old part of the town, above the Plava Voda river spring.

The soldier cemetery or camp cemetery, also known as the “Russian cemetery”, is situated on the hill between the boroughs of Grödig and Anif (Neu-Anif). Prisoners of War and refugees from the time of World War I as well as soldiers from World War II are buried there. Various memorial stones...

This Monument is located at Vörösmarty square in Veszprem city center. Prepared by Malasits Ferenc, inaugurated in 1939.

The object that was repaired in the time of the World War One is the Vranduk Fortress where walls had been repaired in 1914. by Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. It is located in Vranduk, 14 km from Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The forest railroad connects Zavidovići, Olovo and Kusače, and the railroad bridge near Čude that was demolished on 28th September 1914 by the Second Šumadija Division. Wooden bridge is in Careva Cuprija (Vojnica) was considered to be the largest wooden bridge in Europe in the 19th century. Its...

The old train composition: steam locomotive and two railway carriages. The composition of the steam train was built and used since 1893, actively used in the period from 1914 to 1918. It is located in the centre of Travnik, public space (the courtyard of the Regional Museum of Travnik).

At Mirogoj, the main cemetery of the City of Zagreb, Croatia, there is a joint tomb with the remains of 3,300 soldiers of different nationalities who died in the WWI: Croats, Hungarians, Austrians, Serbs, Slovenians, citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia, Romania, Montenegro and Czech . Also,...

The Memorial complex “Military tomb – 1916” is the biggest military tomb from the wars for national unification on the modern Bulgarian territory.

A six-pillared exedra surrounds a central statue depicting Jesus Christ, who is supporting a dying soldier, their glances meet. This is one of the world war memorial archetypes. The sculpture by Mihály Kapás Nagy is made of limestone.

Military cemetery in Dobrich is one of the few original and completely preserved in nowadays military cemeteries in Bulgaria and on the Balkan Peninsula. The cemetery is a unique monument of culture related to the fights of the town in 1916.

The area of the “Open-Air Museum of the Mountain War 1915–1917 Plöckenpass” consists of the Hausalm, MG-Nase, Kleiner Pal and Cellonstollen sectors.

In the area of the Kleiner Pal sector more than 70 historic objects have again been made accessible.

Name of the Artwork: Gate of Heroes and Angel statuary

Created by: Rumi-Rajki István based on plans of Pázmándy István

Date of setting: 1939, renovated in 2013.

Location: 8200 Veszprem Castle Street No 2., Parcel number 286.

Just above the cove of the Gate in the cabins there are two stone...

The Hochgränten military cemetery was laid in 1915 by Austro-Hungarian soldiers. It contains the graves of four riflemen who lost their lives on 6 September 1915 on the ridge between the Hochgränten Joch and the Hollbrucker Spitz. The graves are decorated by wrought iron crosses and an obelisk with...

The water tower of the POW camp was built in 1915/16. Today it is situated in the middle of the residential area of the City of Marchtrenk.

Arcul de Triumf (en. Arch of Triumph) is a landmark of Bucharest and Romania. Arcul de Triumf celebrates the victory of Romania in the WWI as well as the Great Union of 1918. The monument was designed by the Romaniana architect Petre Antonescu and was built in the period 1921-1922 and rebuild in the...

War cemetery is located nearby the public cemetery. More than 960 soldiers of austro-hungarian and russian army is buried there.

The Monument is part of touristic attractions and it consists of a Memorial, which is a former portal of the barracks of the Eighth Infantry Sea Regiment. Currently, it is located at 113 Osmi Primorski Polk Boulevard. It was built in 1936 and the reason for building is the memory of several thousand...

WWI Monument

Situated east of Grdonj, Pašino brdo fortification is situated on the northern ridge of the old Sarajevo city walls. In Austro-Hungarian military it was categorized as Werk (fort). It has an armoured dome M80, in relatively good condition. The core consists of redoubt barracks story building, on...