Monument of Polish Professors in Lviv

The Monument of Polish Professors is located on the Wuleckie Hills in Lviv and features stone structures with inscribed names of 25 professors and 20 family members. The carved inscriptions preserve the exact identity and memory of those who were killed.

In July 1941, shortly after German forces occupied Lviv, Polish university professors and their relatives were executed. This attack targeted the city's intellectual community and represented a blow to its academic life.

The monument serves as a meeting place where Polish and Ukrainian visitors gather each year to remember the lost academics. These gatherings show how the memory of the professors continues to connect people across different backgrounds.

The memorial sits on the Wuleckie Hills and can be reached by public transportation. Its hilltop location offers clear views of the area and makes it accessible year-round.

The inscriptions include not only the names but also document the academic achievements of each professor, preserving their scholarly legacy. This transforms the memorial into more than a remembrance site, making it a record of the city's lost intellectual history.