William I Monument (Szczecin)

The William I Monument in Szczecin (formerly Stettin), Poland, was a monument dedicated to Kaiser Wilhelm I, the German Emperor. It stood in the city when Szczecin was part of Germany.

The monument was erected to commemorate Wilhelm I and his role in the unification of Germany. It was a prominent feature of the city's landscape, located in a significant public space. Details of the monument's precise location, design, and construction date are currently limited but historical sources indicate it existed prior to the city becoming Polish after World War II.

Following World War II, when Szczecin became part of Poland, monuments representing German figures and historical events were typically removed or repurposed. The William I Monument was most likely dismantled as part of this process. Information regarding the monument's precise fate, whether it was destroyed, moved, or repurposed, remains unclear based on available historical records and readily accessible information. Further research would be required to determine the monument’s ultimate disposition. The monument no longer exists in Szczecin.