Grunwald Monument

The Grunwald Monument, located in Poland, commemorates the Battle of Grunwald from 1410, a significant victory of Polish-Lithuanian forces over the Teutonic Knights. Erected in 1910 to mark the 500th anniversary, this monument honors the military and national heritage of Poland and Lithuania. It features a large, detailed sculpture group depicting knights, warriors, and symbolic figures, representing the historic battle’s importance. The monument serves as a national symbol of pride and unity, celebrating history, bravery, and the enduring spirit of the nations involved.