Kraków, Lesser Poland
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Places of remembrance

War Cemetery No. 233 - Rabka

Rabka-Zdrój
About War Cemetery No. 233 - Rabka

A war plot from 1915-1917 in the old cemetery in Rabka-Zdrój, with 43 soldiers buried.

War Cemetery No. 233 in Rabka-Zdrój is a small First World War military plot, laid out in 1915-1917 in the Old Municipal Cemetery on Władysława Orkana Street. It covers 55 square metres.

Who is buried here

43 people are buried here: 17 Austro-Hungarian and 26 Russian soldiers, in nine single graves and five mass graves. The design was by Gustaw Ludwig. The cemetery belongs to District X Limanowa, created by the War Graves Section of the Military Command in Kraków, and is closed, in good condition.

Nearby

The plot lies in the centre of the spa town, close to the Spa Park and the Władysław Orkan Museum.

Practical information

  • Address: ul. Władysława Orkana, Rabka-Zdrój, within the old municipal cemetery.
  • The cemetery is a resting place; quiet is required.
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