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The Monument to the Victims of Katyn and Siberia, called the Katyn Monument, stands in the Castle Garden by the Imperial Castle, where ul. Fredry meets Aleje Niepodległości. It was unveiled in 1999.
The author is the Poznań sculptor Robert Sobociński.
The monument commemorates officers of the Polish Army and policemen murdered in 1940 in Katyn, Kharkiv and Mednoye, as well as victims of deportations to Siberia.
The monument stands in the garden of the Imperial Castle. You can read more about the garden on the Castle Garden page.
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The Poznań Crosses, commemorating the first mass protest against communist rule.
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Two bronze goats butting heads on Kolegiacki Square. You can sit on them for a photo.
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The only surviving historic fountain of the Old Market Square, from 1766, in front of the town hall.
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