Christ the King
German translation: Steinerner Jesus Statue
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see below Explanation: Steinerner Jesus [/Jesus von Lissabon/ Jesus Denkmal/ Jesus Statue]. Apparently, the monument has several names and I'm not sure about the official German name for the monument, but I found a couple of pictures of it, see the URLs below. It was a gift to Portugal from Brazil. See http://www.derstandard.at/reise/info/bibl/default.asp under Lissabon. Reference: http://www.fascination.de/medienpool/bilderreise/reise02.htm... Reference: http://www.advent-verlag.de/lisboa/lisboa5.htm |
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Christkönigs-Statue Explanation: Christkönig is the generally used term for Christ the King, e.g. the Sunday befor 1st of advent is called Christkönigs-Sonntag |
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