Fakes Nägelstedt + Tonna, part 1

Raachermannl-INGRaachermannl-ING Posts: 1,070 ✭✭✭✭✭
edited November 2021 in Invalid Wayspot Appeals

City: Tonna (part of collective municipality Fahner Höhe), Nägelstedt (part of Bad Langensalza)

Country: Germany, Thuringia


Please look at this together with the threads for Bad Langensalza:


Title: Sir Ulrich Andenken

Fake-Location: https://intel.ingress.com/intel?ll=51.108756,10.709196&z=17&pll=51.108756,10.709196

Real Location at Nuremburg: https://intel.ingress.com/intel?ll=49.457527,11.074485&z=17&pll=49.457527,11.074485


The crazy amount of local world war memorials:

This one is the real one of that village: https://intel.ingress.com/intel?ll=51.110124,10.707139&z=17&pll=51.110124,10.707139

Whether the location is accurate, I can't judge. It's at least plausible to be somewhere around a church. At it's front plate you can read, that it is for WW1 and you can read the village name Nägelstedt there. The title of the wayspot says, that it's for WW2 .... so I guess it's for both of them, since the side plates has a lot of names of fallen soldiers on it. So looking at how small this village is, it's very likely, that the other sides of the monument were used for the fallen soldiers of WW2 ...

But then there are lots of other WW-memorials:

(villages usually have 1 WW-memorial for both wars, or one memorial for each of them)


Title: Denkmal Der Gefallenen

Location: https://intel.ingress.com/intel?ll=51.109769,10.703925&z=17&pll=51.109769,10.703925

The image size is suspicious small, so that I cant read the text. The design looks like a WW1 memorial .... there is for sure no 2nd one for WW1 ....


Title: Den Helden zu Ehren

Location: https://intel.ingress.com/intel?ll=51.107549,10.708591&z=17&pll=51.107549,10.708591

Again small image size. Can't read all of the text, but enought to see, that it is from 1918, so again for WW1 ...


Title: Mahnmal Zweiter Weltkrieg

Location: https://intel.ingress.com/intel?ll=51.107247,10.704612&z=17&pll=51.107247,10.704612

Title claims, that this is a WW2 memorial. Again I cant read all the texts, but at the bottom behind the big W seems to be a year mentioned: 183x ..... so by far not WW2. Further the crest at the side of the monument doesnt make sense. The village Nägelstedt doesn't have an own crest, and the superior town Bad Langensalza, that incorporated that village, has another crest....

Post edited by Raachermannl-ING on
Tagged:

Comments

Sign In or Register to comment.