Denkmal für die vertriebenen Karpatendeutschen auf dem Braunsberg - Denkmal für die vertriebenen Karpatendeutschen auf dem Braunsberg
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| Address : | 2410 Hainburg an der Donau, Austria |
| Postal code : | 2410 |
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Harald Huber on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Aufwändig gestaltetes, eindeutig politisch motiviertes Denkmal.
 Elaborately designed, clearly politically motivated monument.
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Alexander Brunner on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Auch ein interessantes Stück der Geschichte mit einem super Ausblick!
Also an interesting piece of history with a great view!
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joe geiger on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Direkt neben dem parkplatz vom gipfel braunsberg. Famoser aussichtsberg und unter naturschutz. Beliebt bei modellseglern weil gute termik.
Right next to the parking lot at the Braunsberg summit. Famous panoramic mountain and under nature protection. Popular with model sailors because they have good term skills.
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Ľubomír Mihálik on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 26. októbra 1944 navštívil Heinrich Himmler Slovensko, aby sa na mieste presvedčil o realite, v akej sa slovenskí Nemci nachádzali. Na mieste rozhodol o evakuácii všetkého nemeckého obyvateľstva zo Spiša. Na druhý deň bolo jeho nariadenie zverejnené a začali sa prípravy na jeho realizáciu. Z obáv o vlastný život tunajší Nemci bez väčšieho odporu pristúpili k evakuácii zo Slovenska. Po prvých transportoch zo Spiša na jeseň 1944 do príchodu frontu opustilo Slovensko vyše 80 % karpatských Nemcov, čo bolo okolo 120-tisíc osôb. Využívali sa pritom najmä osobitne zostavené vlakové súpravy, kolóny povozov, v Bratislave aj pristavené lode. Cieľom boli najmä oblasti Sudet.
On October 26, 1944, Heinrich Himmler visited Slovakia to see on the spot the reality of the Slovak Germans. He decided on the spot to evacuate the entire German population from Spiš. The next day, its regulation was published and preparations for its implementation began. Fearing for their own lives, the local Germans proceeded without evacuation from Slovakia. After the first transports from Spiš in the autumn of 1944 until the arrival of the front, more than 80% of the Carpathian Germans left Slovakia, which was about 120,000 people. In particular, specially assembled train sets, columns of carriages, and ships delivered in Bratislava were used. The target was mainly the Sudetenland.
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