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In Bischberg you will find
a war memorial for the fallen soldiers of the two
World Wars on the cemetery, next to the church.
Below a sculpture you can read the text:Was die
Väter im Blute gesät. Mög’ es den Enkeln in Frieden
reifen. (What the fathers have sown with their
blod, may ripen in peace for the the
grandchildren).Below the inscription: Im
Weltkrieg 1914 + 1918 sind gefallen (having died
in action in the World War of 1914+18) the names of
the fallen soldiers of Bischberg are listed, among
them the two Jewish soldiers:
Grausmann David
9.I.R.6.K.
* 30.XII.89 8.VI.16 Frk.
Liebermann Ludw. 5.I.R.9.K.
* 12.III.86 11.10.16 Frk.
On the base the
dedication Liebe und Dankbarkeit haben dieses
Denkmal errichtet am 5.November 1922 (Love and
gratefulness have erected this memorial on the 5th
of november 1922) can be discovered.
Only a few meters
away - to the left of the back entrance of the
church - there is a further memorial, only for the
fallen soldiers of World War I. |
