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Schwurhand

The Schwurhand is a limestone sculpture in Konstanz's public space, created in 1952 during the early postwar period. Details about its commission, sculptor, and the precise symbolic meaning of the raised oath-taking hand — whether civic, historical, or political — are not well documented. Barrier-free and accessible, it sits quietly in the townscape as a modest postwar civic marker.

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