Cemetery of Polish Soldiers in Wrocław, War cemetery in Wrocław, Poland.
The Cemetery of Polish Soldiers is a memorial ground in Wrocław containing around 603 graves of military personnel and insurgents who died during wartime. The grounds include gravestones, monuments, and labeled areas that allow visitors to view names and information about those buried there.
The cemetery grounds were established in 1970 as a memorial to Polish soldiers who died during the Second World War. It brings together those who fell in military operations and uprisings across the war years.
Memorial ceremonies happen regularly at this location, connecting visitors with Poland's military past. The graves and monuments tell the stories of those who gave their lives during wartime.
The grounds are located near Grabiszyńska Street and remain accessible to visitors who can walk the paths and read the grave inscriptions. Information boards at various spots help visitors understand the stories and names of those buried there.
Admiral Stefan Frankowski is among those buried in this location, a notable naval officer whose grave makes this site significant as a memorial for military leadership. His presence shows that the location honors officers of various ranks alongside other soldiers.
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