Cmentarz w Tworkach

Cmentarz w Tworkach is a cemetery in Pruszków with rows of gravestones, crosses, and small monuments surrounded by established trees that provide shade. The grounds feature traditional Polish grave architecture with stone and metal structures that have been maintained over many decades.

The cemetery became a final resting place for victims during World War II, particularly patients and soldiers who died during that period. The site documents losses from Nazi occupation and the 1939 military campaign that shaped the region's history.

The cemetery reflects Polish traditions of honoring the dead through upright crosses and stone markers that represent generations of families. Visitors can see inscriptions and flowers left by relatives, showing how these memories remain part of everyday life.

The cemetery is located on the grounds of a psychiatric hospital and is open to visitors throughout the year. The site sits in Pruszków and is easily reached from surrounding areas, offering ample space to walk and explore.

The cemetery features a special memorial dedicated to psychiatric patients of various nationalities who died during the occupation years. This monument brings together the memory of patients from different backgrounds at a single place of remembrance.