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War cemetery from World War I and World War II
DiscoverPlaces to seePolandLublin Voivodeshippowiat tomaszowskigmina Łaszczów
War cemetery from World War I and World War II
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War cemetery from World War I and World War II
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February 14, 2026
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The war cemetery functions primarily as a separate section within the parish cemetery.
The cemetery contains a large mass grave of soldiers who died in 1914, as well as the mass graves of approximately 300 Polish Army soldiers who died during the defensive war in September 1939, including during the Battle of Łaszczów.
The Monument to the Fallen and Murdered also stands here, commemorating those who fought for the freedom of their homeland between 1939 and 1944.
The cemetery contains a large mass grave of soldiers who died in 1914, as well as the mass graves of approximately 300 Polish Army soldiers who died during the defensive war in September 1939, including during the Battle of Łaszczów.
The Monument to the Fallen and Murdered also stands here, commemorating those who fought for the freedom of their homeland between 1939 and 1944.
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Elevation 180 m