Grant me a Memory

Hundreds of Souls. A Century of Silence.

566

Known Souls

98

Cemeteries

8

Monuments

Explore

Cemeteries and Monuments Across Poland

Discover 50 locations where Serbian and Yugoslav soldiers are laid to rest. Click on a marker to learn more.
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Needs restoration
Restoration ongoing
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Let’s preserve the memory

Help Renew Sacred Places

Many monuments are deteriorating after decades of neglect. Your donation directly funds the restoration, maintenance, and documentation of these important historical sites.
293 soldiers in Łambinowice are waiting for our care

Locations

Places of Remembrance

Lambinowice

WWI and WWII

Restoration in progress

293 victims

Krakow-Rakowice

WWI

Good

45 victims

Wroclaw

WWII

Needs restoration

78 victims

Our Mission

Preserving Memory, Honoring the Victims

To preserve the memory of Serbian and Yugoslav soldiers who gave their lives far from home, and to ensure that their resting places are respected for generations to come.

During the First and Second World Wars, thousands of Serbian and Yugoslav soldiers were held in prisoner-of-war camps across Poland. Many perished from disease, harsh conditions, and violence. Today, their graves and monuments stand as silent witnesses to their sacrifice.

Our mission is to document, preserve, and restore these sacred sites, ensuring that future generations remember those who fell far from their homeland.