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Apelstein 29

Commemoration of the Battle of 1813

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Apelstein 29 in Leipzig-Schönefeld is a memorial marking the battles around Schönefeld on October 18, 1813. It was erected on January 17, 1863, and is now a protected cultural heritage monument in Germany. The front inscription reads 'Marshal Marmont VI. Corps 15000 M.', and the back 'Battle of Schönefeld on October 18, 1813'.

Quick Facts

Founded: January 17, 1863
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Standing here, you're in the presence of a poignant piece of history. Apelstein 29 marks the fierce battles around Schönefeld on October 18, 1813. Erected on January 17, 1863, it stands today as a protected cultural heritage monument. The front inscription reads 'Marshal Marmont VI. Corps 15000 M.', while the back commemorates the battle itself. Looking north, about 572 meters away, you'll find Apelstein 30, another monument in this historical series. This memorial is a quiet yet powerful reminder, inviting reflection on the events of that time.