Angol leírás, sztori

The memorial has been raised in Bratislava in front of the City Hall (Slovak National Theatre) at its square for one of the highest personage of War of Independence and it has been unveiled in 8th of September, 1911. This two-figured composition was carved by Béla Radnai who was Fadrusz János's disciple and submaster. This memorial was made of Carrarian marble in pathetic and art nouveau style.This monument was classified as a National Work of Art.

That policital era which was raised after the end of the peace of First World War to be "banished" this memorial from the city centre in 1919 and then it has been spent more than three decades to be crated in a warehouse.
The year of 1951 has brought the "liberty" for this statue when it was re-erected in a common park called Pozsonyligetfalu (today is Sad Janka Kráľa) and then again has been moved to the hidden conrer of the park where it was exposed to vandalism.

The memorial was here until 2003 when it was relocated to the Orvosi fűvészkert (today is Medická záhrada) in the downtown and was re-unveiled on 15th of March. Since then it has been standing in the rear part of the park but in a prominent position right beside the playground. As a local Hungarian community, we countinually wreath it and cleaning up its surroundings in an organized manner.