Places of remembrance

three graves of Austro-Hungarian soldiers of the Jewish faith on the site of a former Jewish cemetery

plot of soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian and Russian armies of the Jewish faith in the cemetery on Miodowa

plot of soldiers of the Jewish faith from 1914 in the Jewish cemetery on ulica Szpitalna

First World War plot, 4 Austro-Hungarian soldiers, 10 German and 33 Russian

cemetery from 1914-1916 on an escarpment, enclosed by a wall and planted with oaks

cemetery from December 1914, 42 soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian army, designed by Hans Mayr

grave of about 20 Jews shot in 1943, by a trail in the Sąspów Valley

war plot with 3 Austrian and 11 Russian soldiers, designed by Franz Stark

Austrian cemetery from 1914 in Czulice, designed by Hans Mayr

First World War cemetery after the Battle of Gorlice, 16 German and 59 Russian soldiers

First World War cemetery in Doły, 67 Austro-Hungarian and Russian soldiers, memorial wall with a plaque

First World War plot in the parish cemetery, designed by Gustaw Ludwig

a First World War cemetery in Dębno with plots for soldiers of three armies, opposite the castle

a First World War plot in the parish cemetery, District XI Kraków Fortress

the grave of an unknown Austrian soldier of the First World War beside road no. 776

a plot from 1916 with 13 soldiers killed in the fighting near Gdów in 1914

a cemetery from 1949 with the graves of Polish and Soviet soldiers, entered from Wincentego Pola Street

a mound with a cobblestone monument commemorating those shot in September 1939

a monument from 1963 at the site where 80 hostages were shot in January 1944

a First World War plot where 43 soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian and Russian armies lie

a plot from 1914 with the graves of 41 Austrian and Russian soldiers, designed by Franz Stark

a blue walking trail commemorating the route of the evacuation of the Auschwitz camp in January 1945