Slepnis ir balta, udens
necaurlaidiga karbina (bilde ir pievienota), kas satur logbook un
zimuli, bet iesaku nemt lidzi savu rakstamo katram gadijumam.
Slepnis atrodas Bikernieku
meža. Daudziem nezinama, bet ieveribas cieniga un sveta vieta.
Lai ari ši nebija originali ieplanota slepna vieta, dodoties
uz Bikernieku trasi caur mežu, atklaju šos kapus un
velos, lai ari jus tos apskatitu, tapec slepnis tagad ir tur, kur
tas ir.
Ar slepni, ludzu, apieties loti
uzmanigi, esmu piestradajis pie ta, tapec, ludzu, respektejiet. Kad
esat beiguši, ludzu, nolieciet atpakal visu ka tas bija.
Paldies.
BRIDINU, VISI LOGI, KAS DARBOSIES KA
SPOILERI, TIKS DZESTI!!!
Memorials Bikernieku meža
Bikernieku meža atrodas
lielaka nacisma terora upuru iznicinašanas un apbedijuma
vieta. Laika posma no 1941. lidz 1944. gadam šeit
nogalinaja aptuveni 35 tukstošus cilveku, kuru vidu bija
ebreji no Latvijas un Rietumeiropas valstim, Padomju karagustekni
un nacistu politiskie pretinieki.
Bikernieku meža gravjos
gulošo ebreju upuru kopejais skaits sasniedz 20
tukstošus. Par pirmajiem ebreju upuriem kluva vairaki
tukstoši viriešu, kurus pec aresta pirmajas 1941.
gada julija nedelas ievietoja Centralcietuma, bet no turienes
parveda uz Bikernieku mežu un nogalinaja. 1942. gada
Bikernieku meža nošava aptuveni 12 tukstošus
ebreju no Vacijas, Austrijas un Cehoslovakijas. 1943. gada
šeit iznicinaja Rigas geto gusteknus, ko atzina par
nederigiem nosutišanai uz Keizarmeža nometni, bet 1944.
gada rudeni – Keizarmeža darba nespejigos. Pavisam
Bikernieku meža atzimetas 55 masu apbedijumu vietas.
Ar Vacijas tautas kara apbedijumu
savienibas, Austrijas Republikas nacionala fonda, Vacijas valdibas
un vairaku Vacijas pilsetu municipalitašu atbalstu 2001.
gada tika atklats pec arhitekta Sergeja Riža projekta
veidotais memorialais komplekss.
Ansambla centra atrodas melna
granita kubs – simbolisks altaris, kura malas izkalti vardi
no Ijaba gramatas: „Zeme, manas asinis neapsedz un manu
kliedzienu neapslep!” Apkart izvietotie tukstoš akmeni
atgadina tradicionalos ebreju kapus. Uz atseviškiem akmeniem
iegrebti Eiropas pilsetu nosaukumi, kas ir dzimtas vietas
Bikernieku meža dusošajiem cilvekiem. Uz betona
stabiem, kas atrodas visa memoriala teritorija, ir atveidoti visiem
saprotami simboli, kuri apzime nonavetu šeit upuru
dažadas grupas, Davidzvaigzne, erkšku vainags un
krusts.
Cache is white waterproof container
(image has been attached) that contains logbook and a pencil but i
advise you to take your own pen or pencil just in case.
Cache is hidden in the Bikernieki
forest. This is not a well-known place but it really is impressive
and sacred. Even though this wasn't the originally planed place for
this cache while riding my bike through Bikernieki forest i found
this place. I was amazed and I want you all to see it too so that's
why this cache is where it is now.
Please be carefull with this cache
i put my work into it so i hope you can respect it. When done,
please put everything back as it was before. Thank you!
WARNING - ALL SPOILER LOGS WILL BE
DELETED!!!
Memorial in the
Bikernieki forest
The biggest site of mass killing
and burial of victims of Nazi terror in Latvia is located in
Bikernieku Forest. From 1941 till 1944, 35,000 people, including
Latvian and Western European Jews, Soviet war prisoners, and the
Nazis’ political adversaries, were killed here. To date,
55 mass graves have been found in Bikernieku Forest.
The total number of Jewish victims
lying in the mass graves of Bikernieku Forest is about 20,000. The
first Jewish victims were several thousand men arrested in the
first weeks of July, 1941 who were kept in the Central Prison and
later brought to Bikernieku Forest to be shot. In 1942 about 12,000
Jews from Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia were shot here. In
1943, Riga Ghetto prisoners who were not transferred to the
“Kaizerwald” concentration camp were killed here,
followed in the autumn of 1944 by those “Kaizerwald”
prisoners no longer able to work.
On November 30, 2001 with the
support of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge e. V., the
National Fund of the Republic of Austria, the German government,
and the municipalities of several German towns the memorial
designed by Sergejs Rizhs was opened to the public.
At the centre of the memorial there
is a black granite cube symbolizing the altar, with quotations from
the Book of Job carved into its sides: “O earth, do not
conceal my blood! Let there not be a place for my screams!
(16:18).” The ground is covered with thousands of granite
stones to resemble a traditional Jewish cemetery. Several stones
have the names of European cities carved into them. These are the
birth places of those who lie in Bikernieku Forest. The concrete
pillars located all around the territory of the memorial have
various signs on them: the Star of David, the Crown of Thorns and
the Cross.