Memorial to the Fallen Treviso

This monument called “Gloria” was crafted by Arturo Stagliano and inaugurated by King Emmanuele III. It commemorates the 630 soldiers from Treviso who died during World War I and is the largest-and most important-of its kind in Veneto. The initiative for the monument originated as early as 1919 but it took until 1931 before it was actually realised. In 1944, it was damaged during a bombing raid and, after years of deterioration, it was restored and refilled in 2016.

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• Text: TracesOfWar
• Photos: Shawn Russel
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