The cemetery of Stare Budy Mil

Amidst the forest north of Stare Budy there is a small military cemetery located at an intersection of two forest lanes. Polish soldiers who were killed at the beginning of WW II in September 1939 are buried here. The well maintained small area within the fence shows four grave fields. The fields are marked by cement crosses and white name plates for 8-10 soldiers each. As on many other Polish military cemeteries the many German sounding names among the Polish soldiers catch the attention.

Photos and other contributions for the documentation of this cemetery were provided by: Jutta Dennerlein.

You can choose your starting point from the following item list of the Stare Budy Mil cemetery or return to your query at the Cmentarze Index page.

Newer information:

Nr.	Pict.	Comment
140.1.1		The small cemetery seen from the street.
140.2.1		View of the cemetery
140.3.1		Cross for the soldiers buried on the first of the four grave fields.
140.4.1		Detail of the first cross.
140.5.1		Cross for the soldiers buried on the second of the four grave fields.
140.6.1		Cross for the soldiers buried on the third of the four grave fields.
140.7.1		Cross for the soldiers buried on the fourth of the four grave fields.