Pomník padlým v Kolodějích nad Lužnicí, War memorial in Koloděje nad Lužnicí, Czech Republic

The memorial in Koloděje nad Lužnicí takes the form of a stone monument with a stepped base and a tall central pillar bearing the names of local men killed in the First World War. It stands in the village centre, close to the road, and is framed by a small planted area.

The structure was built following World War I to commemorate community members who fell during that conflict. Its construction was part of a broader effort across European villages to establish memorials honoring their war dead.

The memorial stands by the village square and carries the names of Koloděje men killed in World War I, read aloud at the annual act of remembrance held here. Local families still place flowers at its base on the anniversary, and the names link the ceremony to specific households rather than to a general idea of war.

The memorial stands in the village centre of Koloděje nad Lužnicí, in the Týn nad Vltavou area of South Bohemia, close to the Lužnice river. It is reached on foot from the surrounding streets; no dedicated car park serves the monument itself, so visitors park along the village roads. The site is outdoors and freely visible at any time.

The monument stands by the road through Koloděje nad Lužnicí, in the Tábor District of South Bohemia, and carries the names of local men killed in the First World War. Its lettering is in Czech, so a visitor can read the village surnames and the year the memorial was dedicated.