Polish War Graves

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Polish war graves from World War II are located across Europe, including in Poland, the UK, Italy, and France. They honor soldiers, resistance fighters, and victims of Nazi and Soviet oppression. Notable sites include Monte Cassino Cemetery in Italy and Powązki Military Cemetery in Warsaw, preserving Poland’s wartime sacrifice and memory.

Vredenhof Military Cemetery – Schiermonnikoog, Netherlands

The Vredenhof Military Cemetery (begraafplaats Vredenhof) on Schiermonnikoog is a peaceful and poignant cemetery nestled in the dunes. The …

Posted October 4, 2025 by Patrick

The Grave of General Stanisław Wladysław Maczek at the Polish War Cemetery in Breda, The Netherlands

General Stanisław Maczek (1892–1994) was a renowned Polish military commander and leader of the 1st Polish Armored Division …

Posted September 18, 2025 (updated September 19, 2025) by Pascal

Polish War Cemetery and Military Honorary Field – Breda, The Netherlands

The Polish Military Cemetery and Honorary Field in Breda is the final resting place of 161 Polish soldiers …

Posted September 16, 2025 (updated September 18, 2025) by Pascal

The Foreign Cemetery and Jewish Cemetery – Hauptfriedhof Dortmund, Germany

A small part of the main cemetery in Dortmund is for the Jewish and foreign forced labourers. It …

Posted August 2, 2023 (updated May 5, 2025) by Patrick

Robermont Cemetery – Liege, Belgium

Robermont Cemetery has a Military plot with over 1600 burials of WWI, divided into different sections, where soldiers …

Posted March 5, 2023 (updated February 28, 2025) by Pascal

Zaspa Cemetery – KZ Stutthof – Victims of Hitler’s Terror – Gdansk, Poland

In the Polsich city Gdansk is a cemetery in honour of the victims of concentration camp Stutthof. Concentrations …

Posted May 21, 2018 (updated February 21, 2025) by Patrick

Cemetery of the Polish 1st Armoured Division

The only Polish Cemetery in France, near Grainville–Langannerie & Urville

The only Polish cemetery in France lies on the crossroad from Grainville–Langannerie to Urville, kilometres south of Caen. …

Posted July 25, 2014 (updated February 15, 2025) by Patrick