Monument park

Pomnik Bohaterom Poległym na Ziemi Kozienickiej (Monument to the Heroes Who Fell) in the Kozienice Region

Inscription: ‘Honour and glory to the heroes who fell in the Kozienice region in the fight for People's Poland and the consolidation of its power. The people of the Kozienice region on the 15th anniversary of the establishment of the internal security corps. May 1960.’

Bust of General Karol Świerczewski (Zabrze)

It was created to commemorate the heroic death of General Karol Świerczewski.

It was unveiled by Grzegorz Sabuda, chairman of the committee responsible for its construction, on 20 May 1951.

Original location: Zabrze, 3 Maja Street, Gen. K. Świerczewski Park

Pomnik Przyjaźni polsko-radzieckiej (Monument of Polish-Soviet Friendship) (Strzelce Opolskie)

For almost 50 years, a monument measuring almost 4 metres in height and weighing 4 tonnes, depicting Polish and Soviet soldiers marching arm in arm, stood next to the Strzelce town hall. With the winds of change blowing, this symbol of friendship between the two nations became redundant. In 1991, the concrete colossus was dismantled. Initially, it lay in the bushes, under the fence of a piggery on 1 Maja Street, and was later moved to a shelter next to the municipal greenery office building.

Pomnik Czynu Rewolucyjnego (Monument of Revolutionary Act) (Zabrze)

The inscription reads: ‘To the heroes of the struggle for freedom and socialism on the 50th anniversary of the Great October Revolution - the people of Zabrze.’

The monument was designed by Jerzy Kwiatkowski.

The concrete monument depicts a group of three figures symbolising people liberating themselves from the bonds of slavery.

It is 10 metres wide and 4 metres high.

Original location: Zabrze, Wolności Street.

Pomnik w hołdzie poległym funkcjonariuszom MO i SB (Monument in tribute to the fallen officers of the Citizens Militia and the Security Service)(Ostróda)

Lenin's bust

Unknown origin