The monument ‘100 for One’ is an artwork by sculptor Nandor Glida (1924-1997). It was erected in 1980 with the help of the citizens of the municipality of Modriča. The author presented the famous command, after which the monument is named, with a network of intertwined human bodies in painful spasms and death throes, which together form the crown of a large tree (a symbol of life). The monument is made of bronze on a reinforced concrete pedestal.

In mid-2022, extensive conservation and restoration works were completed under the supervision of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Institute Kragujevac. The works were financed by the Ministry of Labour, Veterans, and Social Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, and involved the sanitation, restoration, and conservation of this monument. The works were carried out by ‘Tandem Gradnja’ LLC from Kragujevac, according to the project documentation prepared by the ‘Urbikon’ agency from Kragujevac.

At the end of October, the works on the reconstruction of the paved area of this Memorial Complex were completed, bringing the entire space back to its condition from 1980, when the ‘100 for One’ monument was erected.