Victory (statue)

Victory, original name Sieg, is a  located in Darach Park, Jubilife. It was granted to the "King of Disparu and his subjects" by Emperor Michael von Preußen of Großgermania on 26 February 2011 to commemorate the second anniversary of Disparuean independence.

Although the first public mention of the statue was in a radio press release by the Großgermanian Emperor on the second anniversary of Disparu's Bill of Federation, plans for its construction were drawn up beginning in August 2010 (2009 in Großgermania). was appointed as the sculptor by recommendation of the Ministry for Großgermanian Heritage on 2 September 2010, and work began later in the month. After discussions between the Imperial Council of Großgermania and the Government of Disparu, the statue's placement in Darach Park was finalized on 17 March 2011. The statue was formally dedicated by Disparuean Minister of Culture Roch Labrecque and Großgermanian Foreign Minister Lena Schiffer on 8 April, one day following Disparuean representatives return from the Berlin Summit.

Victory is, although large in comparison to other of Stauch's works, relatively small, standing only 2.5 meters (eight feet) in height (not counting the cement base). Cast from, the statue depicts ,  of , crowned with a  and carrying what is officially represented as an  (despite more closely resembling that of a ) in her left hand, with her right arm outstretched and displaying an open palm. The statue is meant to embody the peaceful spirit of victory and triumph, representing Disparu's role as a stabilizing and prosperous power in. The base of the statue is inscribed with the words Desiderantes Meliorem Patriam, for "desiring a better fatherland". The phrase, originally used as the  of the, was recalled and applied by Michael von Preußen to Disparu on the nation's second anniversary.