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Ruins of the City Fortification Wall
- ID: 382
- Place: Lviv
- Date: 1938
<p>Monument to General-Colonel Bem-Ermoli commander of the Austrian 2<sup>nd</sup> army which liberated Lviv from the Russian army in 1915. The monument was put up on the boulevard behind the central pavillion of the Military Exhibition of 1916-1918. The author of the monument was sculptor Laiosh Lukach (approximate size 3.5 x 3.5 m). A socle decorated with a relief that presents a view of Lviv with adjacent mountain framed by spruce, which, might, symbolize the descent of Austrian armies from the Carpathians. In front of the monument a manufactured pond was made, over which a bridge lies, which connects the territory of the exhibit.</p>