Georgian Cemetery - Monument
The Georgian Cemetery Loladze on the Hoge Berg is an impressive and historic site on Texel. Nearly five hundred Georgian soldiers are commemorated here, who fell during the "Georgian Uprising" at the end of the Second World War.
What can you expect at the Georgian Cemetery?
- Special location: The graves lie on the Hoge Berg, the oldest and highest part of Texel, between Den Burg and Oudeschild.
- Impressive rows: In twelve long rows rest the Georgians. At the head lies Commander Shalva Loladze, whose grave is marked by a bronze memorial plaque with his portrait.
- Commemorations: Each year, the victims are remembered – a moving moment for both visitors and island residents.
- Monuments and artworks: Over the years, several memorials have been added, including bronze reliefs and a fence by the Georgian artist Nodaz Mgaloblishvili. Since 1977, the cemetery has officially borne the name Loladze.
A Place of Silence and Reflection
The Georgian Cemetery is not only a historical monument but also a serene place to reflect on the sacrifices that were made. A visit during your stay on Texel is both moving and unforgettable.
Furthermore Georgian Cemetery is near the following sights: Hoge Berg (±800 m), Texel Brewery (±1,1 km), Open-Air Pool Molenkoog (±1,1 km), Fort Redoute (±1,2 km) & Sheep Farm Texel (±1,2 km).
For information
Zuid Haffel 47, Den Burg, Texel
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