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13er Husaren-Denkmal

Honoring fallen hussars in the heart of Frankfurt

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The 13th Hussars Memorial pays tribute to the brave men of the Royal Prussian Hussar Regiment No. 13 who fell during World War I. Originally erected in 1925 and relocated to its current spot in 2003, the memorial serves as a solemn reminder of the war's horrors and the soldiers' sacrifice. Amid Frankfurt's urban landscape, it powerfully links the past with the present.

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In 2003, the 13th Hussars Memorial was relocated from Tilly-Edinger-Platz to its current site to honor the fallen soldiers of the Royal Prussian Hussars Regiment.

Quick Facts

Founded: June 14, 1925

Guided Story

Imagine standing before a silent witness to the past, whispering tales of courage and sacrifice. The monument here isn't just stone; it's shaped by memories. Look up at the intricate details that tell the story of an entire regiment. Behind you, the modern city of Frankfurt stretches out, embracing the stories of the past. Did you know this memorial found its current home only in 2003, after standing in another location for nearly 80 years? Your gaze might drift toward the Senckenberg Museum to the north, but here, a piece of history stands to remind and reflect. Feel the connection between then and now.