Memory of Battles

Memory of War World War I was a common experience that many soldiers in many countries had to endure. Destruction and loss of life are so great that soldiers in a country can not survive the terrible psychological impact of World War I. Various books and memoirs will help you understand the situation of war and the impact it has on combat soldiers. The First World War seemed like a war never before played. The advent of machine guns and cannons offered military forces that they had never dreamed of.

Abraham Lincoln said what happened in Gettysburg is "a free new life". And it was spelled out by the citizenship poetry of our people and the wall of his memorial. This fight is also the most blood chapter in the blood of the grand slaughter, murder war. The National Park Service recorded 3,155 alliances and 3,500 Confederate deaths in three days, but some students believe that league deaths are much higher. Thousands of people have fatal injuries. Casualties including injuries, prisoners, disappearances - more than 50,000 people in total in both military. Gettysburg is bleeding mostly than any other civil war.

Fifty years after the battle is over, Marquis De Lafayette builds a foundation stone that will be an eternal monument and commemorates the battle of Bunker Hill. This project is ambitious. Let's build an obelisk with a height of 221 feet made only of quartz granite. It took 17 years to complete, but to this day it is still an important part of the battlefield, now known as Breed's Hill. Mark local military to build a castle or "fortress" before the fight, this site is still the focus of fight memory

In 1945, Stalingrad was officially declared a heroic city of the Soviet Union to protect the country. In 1959, Mamayev Hill built a huge commemorative complex dedicated to "The Hero of the Battle of Stalingrad", the main hiatus of this fight is the main position of today's urban landscape. The monument was completed in 1967; its focus is Motherland Calls, a huge 52 foot (172 ft.) Statue with a winged female with a sword. The tip of the sword reaches 85 meters (280 feet) of air. Mamiev 's complex has a tomb of Chuikov, who later led the Soviet Union to Berlin and died in the Soviet marshal for about 40 years after the battle of Stalingrad.