Located in the city of Warszawa, Poland, the 1944 Monument celebrates the year-long Warsaw Uprising of 1944 against the German occupation. The monument, designed by Jan Kucz, is composed of sixty 3-meter tall crosses made of granite. The crosses represent the city's sixty districts, and each one is adorned with a plaque commemorating the suffering the residents of each district endured during the uprising, as well as the heroic efforts of individual soldiers. Located in the city center near the banks of the Wisła River, the monument is a stunning symbol of courage and serves as a reminder of the events of 1944 that are so integral to the city of Warszawa.
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