On Sunday, I showed you the Monument to the fallen. Here's a more complete view of it with the Town Hall in the background. There is a cherub on Artsy Versailles today.Dimanche je vous en montrais un détail. Voici le monument aux morts presque complet, avec l'hôtel de ville en arrière-plan. Il y a un chérubin sur Artsy Versailles aujourd'hui.
What a beautiful monument to those people, wonderful carvings in the stone.
ReplyDeleteSo many names, so many lives lost.
ReplyDelete— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Reminds me somewhat of our Vietnam Wall. So many dead everywhere. For what?
ReplyDeleteI like the statues on the ends.
ReplyDeleteIt's a grand tribute to those that gave the ultimate sacrifice.
ReplyDeleteCiel, the number of names is absolutely breathtaking. It looks like a whole generation of young men was eliminated.
ReplyDeleteil est impressionnant ce monument aux morts, superbe.
ReplyDeleteDommage je pourrais pas voir les details, car Dimanche je serais en transe, je ne pourrais plus rien faire, je serais a un jour de mon depart for NYC, YESSSS
It is overwhelming to see the sheer number of names of men who died.
ReplyDeleteSad and impressive, to honor their death is the least we can do for them.
ReplyDeleteLa liste est longue, chaque nom est de trop.
ReplyDeletep.s je ne triche pas le "word verification" = sodlasts
Amazing tribute. I'd like to get a close up look at that monument. It really looks stunning.
ReplyDeleteA moving monument and a deserved tribute.
ReplyDeleteIt is, sadly, too long of a list of fallen souls.
ReplyDeletethat name is perfect, sad.
ReplyDeleteGlad you've shown us the whole thing, it's beautiful!
ReplyDeletevivement la fin des guerres j'ai toujours trouvé moche les monuments
ReplyDeletepeut être comme les guerres
My first thoughts are the same as Kay's...so many names.
ReplyDeleteA fine tribute for all those that lost their lives.
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