Iron shoes on the bank of the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary as a Holocaust memorial Stock

Shoes On The Bank Of The Danube. "Shoes on the Danube bank" Monument as a memorial of the victims of the Holocaust during WWII Each pair is a silent testament, echoing the cries of souls lost to history's atrocities On the night of 8 January 1945, an Arrow Cross execution brigade forced all the inhabitants of the building on Vadasz Street to the banks of the Danube

The Shoes on the Danube Bank is a memorial located in Budapest, Hungary, that honors the victims of the Holocaust Created by sculptor Gyula Pauer, this memorial consists of 60 pairs of iron shoes, symbolizing the shoes left behind on the riverbank as people were tragically shot into the Danube.

Shoes on the Danube Bank memorial, Budapest, Hungary Stock Photo Alamy

Created by sculptor Gyula Pauer, this memorial consists of 60 pairs of iron shoes, symbolizing the shoes left behind on the riverbank as people were tragically shot into the Danube. The memorial named „Shoes on the Danube bank" commemorates the bloodcurdling events Visit one of Hungary's best known Holocaust memorials, and ponder on this dark period.

Shoes on The Danube Promenade Amusing. Installed along the bank of the Danube River in Budapest, the monument consists of 60 pairs of 1940s-style shoes, true to life in size and detail, sculpted out of iron. The Shoes on the Danube Bank in Budapest is a haunting tribute to the Jewish victims of World War II

Shoes on the Danube Bank Photograph by Fabrizio Troiani Pixels. On the night of 8 January 1945, an Arrow Cross execution brigade forced all the inhabitants of the building on Vadasz Street to the banks of the Danube Walk along the bank of the Danube near the Hungarian Parliament, one of the country's most iconic buildings, and as well as the fabulous Budapest view you can also see something very different: 60 pairs of cast iron shoes standing abandoned as an eerie monument to the Hungarian Jews shot beside the river