International Monument for the Victims of Fascism, Monument in Poland
The International Monument for the Victims of Fascism stands as a symbol of resistance.
Inaugurated in 1967, it commemorates the victims of fascist oppression.
The monument serves as a place of reflection on war and its impact on humanity.
Located at the site of the former Auschwitz II-Birkenau camp.
Designed by Italian sculptor Pietro Cascella.
Inception: 1967
Creator: Pietro Cascella
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