- The Old Jewish Cemetery in Wrocław (former: Breslau) was initially founded in the second part of the 19th century when the city was under German rule.Bulunamadı: soviet
- I have stopped and looked at this man grave marker a number of times when I have visited the Sovjet Katonai section of Kerepesi Cemetary in Budapest.Bulunamadı: wrocław
- After the Second World War, the Allies laid war cemeteries in many places in Germany . ... See also : Russian and Soviet war cemeteries in the city of Solingen.Bulunamadı: wrocław
- During the war, the cemetery on today’s Ślężna Street in Wrocław also suffered damage. In 1945, German and Soviet units clashed on its grounds.
- According to official east German figures, there were over 300 Soviet Honorary Cemeteries in East Germany by 1967.Bulunamadı: wrocław
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- Delegation of German officers walking for negotiations before capitulation of...
- Old Jewish Cemetery in Wroclaw
- Wrocław Main Station
- The Cemetery of Soviet soldiers is a cemetery of soldiers, officers, and civilians who passed away while in North Korea.Bulunamadı: wrocław
- Cemetery in Wrocław, Poland. ... helmet – army officer symbol. palms – symbols of national sacrifice of Jews[3]. Notable people buried at the cemetery.Bulunamadı: soviet