What is Welsh National War Memorial?
{{Infobox Military Memorial |name= Welsh National War Memorial |body= [[Cardiff Council]] |image=[[Image:Welsh National War Memorial.JPG|200px]] |caption= |commemorates= Welsh soldiers who fought in [[World War I]]<br />and [[World War II]] |established= 12 June 1928 |nearest_town= [[Cardiff city centre]] |designer= Sir [[Ninian Comper]] |inscription= '''Outer frieze''' <br>I FEIBION CYMRU A RODDES EU BYWYD<br>DROS EU GWLAD YN RHYFEL MCMXIV–MCMXVIII <ref>{{Citation|url=http://oreald.com/b1/ch101.html|title=Our War Memorials: II – The Great Cities and Some Others|work=Wonderful Britain: Its Highways Byways & Historic Places|first=John Alexander|last=Hammerton|date=1925|volume=3|access-date=25 February 2017}}</ref> <br>(To the sons of Wales who gave their lives<br>for their country in the war of 1914–1918)<br>'''Inner frieze'''<br>REMEMBER HERE IN PEACE THOSE WHO IN TUMULT OF WAR<br>BY SEA, ON LAND, IN AIR, FOR US AND FOR OUR VICTORY<br>ENDURETH UNTO DEATH<br>'''Above figures'''<br>[[In hoc signo vinces|IN HOC SIGNO VINCES]] }} The '''Welsh National War Memorial''' ({{lang-cy|Cofeb ryfel Cenedlaethol Cymru}}) is in Alexandra Gardens, [[Cathays Park]], [[Cardiff]]. The memorial commemorates the servicemen who died during the [[First World War]] and has a [[commemorative plaque]] for those who died during the [[Second World War]], added in 1949. ==References== {{reflist}} [[Category:Military monuments and memorials]] {{military-stub}}