Allied Cemetery Koblenz

The Allied Cemetery conveys history from the Koblenz past. It is an impressive park.

Allied cemetery (field 49a, 49b, 49c): memorial stones from several wars compiled:
Antique stele with the names of the French soldiers who died in the Karthaus camp in 1870/1;Wooden cross in memory of the French and African soldiers of Emperor Napoleon III;Sandstone obelisk for the fallen 1870/71, 1885;Allied Monument or Duck Monument, obelisk on top of a hill, 1927;Russian memorial: altar-like sandstone block, in memory of prisoners of war and forced laborers from Eastern European countries, 1950;to the west, above the Allied cemetery, a small chapel as a foundation for the French prisoners of war on the Carthusian monastery in the Franco-German war;Source: denkmallisten.gdke-rlp.de/Koblenz.pdf (page 20/21)

One of the warning sights at the main cemetery in Koblenz, which is embedded in a beautiful park.