Shoes on the Danube promenade memorial, which is owned by the famous film Director Ken Togay and implemented by the sculptor by Gyula Pauer on the Bank of the river Danube in Budapest. He is dedicated to the memory of Jews murdered by militants of the Hungarian Nazi Party, the arrow cross in Budapest during the Second world war. On the night of 8 January 1945 punitive brigades with drawn bayonets broke into the house on the embankment of the Danube and take people out on the street. The victims of the massacre were ordered to line up on the edge of the embankment and remove your shoes.