National Katyń Memorial, Bronze memorial sculpture at Inner Harbor East, Baltimore, United States.
The National Katyń Memorial is a bronze and granite sculpture in Baltimore that rises approximately 20 meters tall and depicts human figures. The structure stands near Inner Harbor East and combines artistic form with solemn purpose.
The memorial was established in 2000 to commemorate the Katyń massacre of 1940, when Soviet forces executed over 22,000 Polish military personnel and civilians. It was created to ensure this tragic event remains part of public memory and historical awareness.
The Polish-American community gathers at this site to remember the fate of Polish officers and civilians. The memorial serves as a focal point for commemorative events and reflection on this historical tragedy.
The memorial stands at the corner of Aliceanna and President Streets and is accessible to visitors year-round. Visiting requires no special preparation and can be done at any time that works for you.
The monument incorporates soil from the original Katyń Forest into its foundation, creating a direct physical connection to the historical site. This inclusion of material from the location adds a poignant element that many visitors find particularly meaningful.
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