Kraków, Lesser Poland
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Places of remembrance

War Cemetery No. 394 - Czulice

Czulice
About War Cemetery No. 394 - Czulice

An Austrian First World War cemetery in Czulice, where 16 soldiers are buried.

War Cemetery No. 394 in Czulice is a small Austrian necropolis from the First World War, located in the centre of the village, in Kocmyrzów-Luborzyca municipality, north-east of Kraków.

Who is buried here

Sixteen Austro-Hungarian soldiers are buried here, one of them known by name. They fell in November 1914. The cemetery and monument were built among the buildings of the van Wollen manor.

Cemetery district

The site was built by the War Graves Section of the Imperial and Royal Military Command in Kraków, in district XI Kraków Fortress. The designer was Hans Mayr.

Practical information

  • Place: Czulice, village centre, by the former manor complex.
  • Not far away lies War Cemetery No. 396, see War Cemetery No. 396 - Czulice.
  • This is a burial place; please keep quiet and show gravity.
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