Lion Monuments

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Lion Monument- Monuments in Switzerland
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• The man who was liable for the genuine cutting
  of the landmark, be that as it may, was a
  stonemason from Constance by the name of Lucas
  Ahorn. It was von Altishofen who authorized this
  dedication. Furthermore, it is by knowing von
  Altishofen's story that one may comprehend the
  imagery and centrality of the Lion of Lucerne.
  Von Altishofen is recorded to have filled in as
  an official in the Swiss Guards.

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• In Lucerne, Switzerland, there is a stone model
  of a killed lion inserted even with a low
  precipice that pays tribute to the several
  valiant Swiss Guards that bravely met their death
  in 1792 when progressives assaulted the Tuileries
  Palace in Paris.

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• The Lion Monument, otherwise known as the Lion of
  Lucerne, is a stone alleviation honoring Swiss
  Guards slaughtered in 1792 during the French
  Revolution. The goliath mold is 6 m high and 10 m
  long. The upstanding mass of rock is the
  remaining parts of a quarry misused over hundreds
  of years in the structure of Lucerne.