- Six months ago we finished work in the Osobowice Cemetery in Wrocław. We were able to recover and remove many bodies of victims of Communist crimes.
- In 1957 their remains were exhumed and transferred to the Italian Military Cemetery in Warsaw. The only graves which remain in Wrocław were the graves of...Bulunamadı: soviet
- The Soviet Military Cemetery in Warsaw at ul. Żwirki i Wigury was established in 19491950.
- e Red Army in the Polish territory between 1939 and 1941 35. Soviet/Russian military forces in the Polish territory. between 1944 and 1993 39.
- MILITARY CEMETERIES. ... An unusual tour of this extraordinary cemetery, considered a pantheon of great Wrocław residents, was initiated… Read more ».Bulunamadı: soviet
- In addition to buttons from German military uniforms and Nazi badges with ... An artifact found during a 2017 excavation at Wrocław cemetery.Bulunamadı: soviet
- Wrocław. ... Installation at the Soviet Military Cemetery, Warsaw; set this year on May 9, when Russia celebrates the day of victory over Nazi Germany.
- (Figure 17) Dr. Jonas Bruck is buried along with his son, Dr. Julius Bruck, in the restored tombs at the Old Jewish Cemetery in Wrocław, Poland.
- ‘These will be operations at the Osobowicki Cemetery in Wrocław, the Military Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw, and the Bródno Cemetery in Warsaw.