“A life given in duty,” the inscription reads, a stark reminder of the weight Andreas Flütsch carried, a weight we can scarcely imagine. Standing before this memorial, we remember Andreas Flütsch, a name forever etched in stone, a testament to a life cut short. Andreas Flüchst was a Wachtmeister of the Grenzwache, a guardian of Liechtenstein’s borders. On a fateful day, July 16th, 1999, he lost his life in the line of duty. This memorial stands as a solemn tribute to his sacrifice, a place where we can pause and reflect on the dedication and bravery of those who protect us. The inscription serves as a poignant reminder of the ultimate price paid by those who serve their nation. Let us remember Andreas Flüchst and the values he stood for.
Wood Bridge platform
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk across a bridge that whispers stories of the past?