"thirsty for the ideal nell'addio not you heard our cry and now the bodies made in the holy temple where the strong youth grew in the faith we ask for the votes of love to his country only award not in vain the Holocaust. "
(Canon and Historic Cava Giuseppe Trezza)
History of Military Memorial of Cava de 'Tirreni
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| 's former votive chapel of the cathedral, first destination of the military memorial. |
The Military Memorial, was built entirely by responding to the desire of the administration Abbro of the families of fallen Caves. In 1967 the Grand Officer Salvatore Fasano , on behalf of all the children of Cava gloriously died in battle, he asked the mayor at the time, through an open letter, the construction of a monumental memorial in the Civic Cemetery. The letter pointed out: "It 's very much alive the aspiration of the Cava that all our citizens have fallen proper burial in a single monumental Shrine, united and bound in brotherhood in the temple of peace and prayer, all united in the worship of the living who have to make them, without distinction, infantry humble and unknown, perhaps even without a name, or illustrious soldiers who distinguished themselves in heroic deeds "(...)" the My proposal is to see soon arise, in that sacred precinct (the Municipal Cemetery ed) the great mausoleum, a monument of faith and gratitude to our older siblings, a warning, solemn and silent to all but especially to the younger generation, that the ideal of the country, after God and the Family is ideal most noble and holy. "
Before the completion of the Military Memorial In fact, 32 bodies of fallen caves of World War I and 7 of the Second World War were hosted by the November 2, 1924, in the former Chapel of the Cathedral of votive de'Tirreni Cava.
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