Located in the heart of the town, this work by sculptor Max Squillace transcends simple commemoration to become a powerful visual warning. The monument does not celebrate glory, but rather narrates pain: through the image of a shattered world and a wounded humanity, the artist expresses the profound suffering left behind by the World Wars. At the foot of the sculpture, the faces and names of the fallen remind visitors of the moral duty of remembrance. As suggested by Julius Fučík’s famous words, the work invites us "not to forget," transforming individual memory into a collective commitment to peace.