Address: Semigallian mound between Tērvetes streets and highways of Liepaja, Dobele
 
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Already in 1924 had the idea that Dobele to install a monument of the First World War and the Latvian War of dead soldiers.  Work on it began only in 1935. Sculptor Karlis Zemdega monument of the 44 tons the mouth of the Finnish heavy granite  The monument was opened in 1940 after five years of June 9 and set of Freedom Street - where today there are Soviet soldiers cemetery monument.
Since the early set of all Latvian Soviet power, the monument had lived not too long, because already in 1950 it blew up. However, when the Latvian national awakening began in the time, began to rustle sponsor group, which wanted to renew K. Zemdegs-made monument. This group reached that created a special fund for fund-raising, as well as a survey on where to install the updated monument. Vis said the monument restored the lead, only this time it was composed of sculptor and mason Inta Berga Liberia Profit. This time the kind of granite from Ukraine.