Amidst the solemn hush of Ryvangen Memorial Park stands the De danske kommunister War memorial. It serves as a poignant reminder of the Danish communists who perished during the fight for freedom between 1940 and 1945. The De danske kommunister War memorial, erected on June 22, 1996, bears a powerful inscription. It reads: “SLÆGTER GÅR FREM SOM BØLGER AF HAV DE SVULMER OG SEGNER NED MEN DEM SKAL VI MINDES I DERES GRAV DER DØDE FOR FRIHED OG FRED TIL MINDE OM DE DANSKE KOMMUNISTER DER SATTE LIVET TIL I FRIHEDSKAMPEN 1940-45 REJST D. 22 JUNI 1996 AF DEN DANSKE STAT”. This translates to “Generations pass like waves of the sea. They swell and fall. But we shall remember them in their graves. They died for freedom and peace. In memory of the Danish communists who gave their lives in the freedom struggle 1940-45. Erected on June 22, 1996 by the Danish state”. The De danske kommunister War memorial stands in stark contrast to another memorial within the same park. A separate memorial commemorates Danish soldiers who fell during World War II, both within the Danish army and alongside Allied forces. This juxtaposition highlights the complex and often conflicting loyalties of wartime. The De danske kommunister memorial specifically honors those who fought for freedom from within the communist ideology. Their sacrifice underscores the multifaceted nature of resistance and the diverse groups who contributed to the fight against oppression during this tumultuous period.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to