Die Reiterstandbilder Kaiser Friedrichs I. Barbarossa, Kaiser Wilhelms I. und die Braunschweiger Löwen vor der Kaiserpfalz Goslar.

The article explores the significance and historical context of the equestrian statues of Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa, Emperor Wilhelm I, and the Braunschweig Lions at the imperial palace of Goslar, Germany, shedding light on their symbolic representations and placements. It delves into the narrative surrounding the Braunschweig Lions, tracing their origins from the commissioning by Duke Heinrich the Lion to their subsequent replicas and their temporary sheltering during World War II.