Angol leírás, sztori

"The Bust of Nicolaus Copernicus in the park behind the
castle was made by the Berlin sculptor Johannes Götz. It was
commissioned by the German emperor Wilhelm II on the occasion
of the 400th anniversary of Copernicus’ visit to Olsztyn.
It was situated at the Olsztyn castle, at the corner of Zamkowa
and Okopowa Street. The celebration of unveiling took place in
November 1916. The Copernicus’ bust, resting on a socle, was
placed under the Neo-Gothic canopy, whose sharply arched arcades
were supported by the massive columns. The monument
was crowned with a hip roof with little towers at its four corners.
In January 1945, before the entry of the Red Army, the bust was
hidden in the castle cellar. In May it returned to the other side
of the castle, at the square where it can be found until now."
https://www.olsztyn.eu/fileadmin/katalogi_wydzialowe/kultura/wydawnictwa/symbole_eng.pdf