Military Cemetery in Radzymin, Cemetery of fallen soldiers in Radzymin, Poland

The Military Cemetery in Radzymin is a burial ground with a chapel dedicated to soldiers who died in the Polish-Soviet War. The grounds feature rows of white headstones, memorial structures, and mass graves arranged in organized patterns.

The cemetery, known as the New Cemetery, is administered by the Parish of the Transfiguration in Radzymin. It holds the graves of Polish soldiers killed in the Battle of Radzymin, part of the 1920 Battle of Warsaw, as well as soldiers from the 1939 defensive war and members of underground organizations active between 1939 and 1944. It was entered in the register of monuments on 11 October 1988 under number 1321.

The cemetery is one of the sites where anniversary observances of the Battle of Warsaw are held. It is administered by the parish of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Radzymin, and among those buried here are actor Wojciech Pokora, businessman Tadeusz Gołębiewski and professor Zygmunt Giziński, a specialist in electric traction.

The cemetery is administered by the parish of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Radzymin and lies at the edge of the town, reachable on foot from the centre. It is a listed monument (register no. 1321, entered 11 October 1988), so the graves and memorial rows are best viewed without touching the headstones. Anniversary ceremonies of the Battle of Warsaw are held here, and on those days parts of the grounds may be closed to casual visiting.

The cemetery is listed in the register of monuments under number 1321, entered on 11 October 1988. It is one of the sites where anniversary commemorations of the Battle of Warsaw are held each year.