one to inform that on 9 and 10 September 1939, 40 hostages were executed on the site on the order of the German military commander of Bydgoszcz; the second and third plaques had the 40 names engraved; the fourth bore the inscription: The monument to the Struggle and Martyrdom commemorates the memory of Polish citizens from Kuyavia, Pomerania and Chełmno regions killed and murdered during World War II in 1939–1945. The political changes after 1989 added new plaques to the memorial, to commemorate the victims of the Stalinist terror. By the end of 1995, six new tables to the national memory were set by several associations. In the end, the monument was modified in 1993, with the author's accord, by adding a cross in the hand of one of the characters. On 26 August 2007 the 80 plaques surrounding the memorial were moved to the Church of the Holy Polish Martyr Brothers in Bydgoszcz (), located at Jerzy Popiełuszko street 3. The monument portrays a group of people symbolizing martyrdom and struggle. It evokes the expression of pain and protest, and at the same time the struggle against tyranny and genocide. The bronze sculpture is high and weighs more than . It stands on a granite pedestal. The cast of the sculpture was carried out in the Factory of Technical Devices of Gliwice ().Children playing with goose or The Well ()''' The fountain called The Well () was unveiled on 4 October 1909. The author was a sculptor, Karol Kowalczewsky, whose name appears at the bottom of the sculpture. The commissioner was Alfred Kupffender, the owner of the pharmacy Under the golden eagle'' (), who intended to celebrate the 100th anniversary the Kupffender's family business. The sculpture was set on the Old Market Square, in front of the entrance to the pharmacy. After its destruction in 1940, Franciszek Górski, a warehouse manager, rescued many of the bronze fragments, preventing them to be melted away for war purposes. After WWII, the reconstructed fountain was unveiled on 1 May 1948, at the Old Market Square in front of the library. The sculpture is made of bronze and depicts two children: a girl and a boy, playing with a goose. It rests on the top of a stone pedestal which base stems from the fountain bowl. Both the pedestal and the bowl are made of shell limestone. Water flows out of holes in