The war memorial on the south facade of St. Margaret’s Parish Church in Horitschon is an impressive memorial to those who fell and the victims of both world wars. At its center is a large commemorative plaque bearing inscriptions and the names of the deceased, flanked by several smaller plaques dedicated to those who fell in World War I and World War II, as well as to civilian victims. At the bottom, a wreath with ribbons symbolizes enduring remembrance, while a small lantern represents the eternal light. Particularly striking is the sculpture in the upper section: a Pietà. It depicts Mary holding the lifeless Jesus Christ in her lap. This depiction is of great emotional depth—Mary gazes calmly and composedly at her dead son, whose body lies limp in her arms. The scene symbolizes grief, pain, and at the same time hope for redemption.