Moin Uwe,
Du bist ganz nahe dran. Es ist nicht die Büste der Frau, die Du genannt hast.
AUF dem Gelände von Frolands Verk ist es nicht, wobei sich jetzt die Frage stellt, wie weit das Gelände reicht. Deswegen will ich die Antwort Frolands Verk gelten lassen und hier kommt die Auflösung der Person:
Der Park in Frolands Værk wurde am 11.Mai 2016 nach der Friedensnobelpreisträgerin Aung San Suu Kyi benannt. Wieso ausgerechnet hier in Frolands Værk in Aust-Agder konnte ich trotz langer Recherchen nicht klären. Macht aber nichts.
http://www.myanmaritv.com/news/daw-aung ... r-saturday11.Mai 2016
The handover ceremony of a park that was named after Nobel Laureate State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi will take place on Saturday in Froland, Norway, according to the global new light of Myanmar. Froland Mayor Ove Gundersen will officially hand over the park to the new park organizing committee. Froland Verk Park is situated in the centre of Froland and was chosen to be renamed to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Park by officials including the mayor about two weeks ago. The International Caffe-Froland which is organising the establishment of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Park in Norway said that the centuries-old park was chosen among three or four other possible locations. A statue of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and memorial stone plaques from Myanmar people in Denmark are set to be installed at the park, he added. According to sources, a wax statue of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is set to be unveiled on the occasion of the opening of the park on her birthday which falls on 19 June. Later, a bronze statue which will be similar to her Bronze Statue at the Nobel Peace Centre in Oslo will be installed at the park.
http://www.mofa.gov.mm/wp-content/uploa ... f-park.pdfMessage from
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, State Counsellor
of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar
at the Dedicating Ceremony of
Aung San Suu Kyi Park in Froland
(Norway, 19th June 2016)
May I begin by wishing all of you present here today peace and joy.
You have given me much joy by naming this park after me. I thank most sincerely the citizens and the administrative council of Froland for such a signal honour.
But it is more than an honour, it is a gift of friendship, a symbol of solidarity between peoples separated by seas and frontiers but bound together by shared values, by a fundamental belief in the sanctity of our common humanity. I wish I could be with your now, to witness the planting of an oak tree which will stand for a thousand years as evidence of the warmth and kindness the people of Norway have extended not just to me, but to all those in Burma who are engaged in the challenging task of forging a modern, progressive, democratic Union.
A park is a place where people from all walks of life come together to enjoy the serenity that nature offers to us. It is a sanctuary where strangers meet in peace and amity as members of a community. I hope that is park, with its stalwart oak trees ( I understand that there is a plan to plant a new one each year) and the bronze statue created by Norwegian architect and artist Magnar Kjeldsom, will offer tranquility and hope, inspiration and encouragement, to all who come here. And I hope I shall be able to come here myself, one day.
In conclusion, let me thank once again the friends of Burma who have honoured me with this most wonderful of birthday gifts: a small piece of Norway, a large part of the hearts of Norwegians.
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Und hier ist die Rede der Burma Campaign UK for Human Rights, Democracy and Development in Burma anlässlich der Enthüllung der Büste der Friedensnobelpreisträgerin Aung San Suu Kyi
http://burmacampaign.org.uk/zoya-phan-s ... rk-norway/So, nun warten wir auf das nächste Rätsel von Dir.
Gruß
Ronald