military graves
Polish War Graves around the world __ 9,860 names: The source of this list is the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) data. Some of the lists are similar to others listed below, but they are included here because the information is not identical (i.e. in some cases there are more names, in other cases there are less names, and the information associated with some names may be different. These lists include the Family Name, First Name, Initials, Date of Death, Rank, Military Unit, Cemetery, Burial plot. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
CWGC Polish Graves __ 9,860 names
Alternate CWGC List of Polish Graves __ 4,403 names: The source of this list is the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) at https://www.cwgc.org. The list is similar to the one listed above, but it is included here because the information is not identical. This list includes the Family Name, First Name, Age at Death, Date of Death, Rank, Military Regiment, Military Unit, Service Number, Burial Country, Cemetery, Burial plot, Additional Info. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Alternate CWGC List __ 4,403 names
2nd Corps Soldiers who died in the USSR __ 2,967 names: The list does not contain the names of the many who were not able to register with the Army prior to their death, only those who did manage to register. The list was sourced from the book: Wykaz Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierzy Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w latach 1939-1946, published by the Instytut Historyczny Im. Gen. Sikorskiego (now known as the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum), London, 1952. This information was compiled in 1952 from such records as existed at the time. The data may have been updated since and may therefore not correlate with data found in more recent works. The original source contains additional information for most of these names. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
2nd Corps Soldiers who died in the USSR __ 2,967 names
Polish Soldiers Imprisoned / Died in USSR (List A) __ 212 names : From the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, London, England, 1952. This list includes soldiers of the Polish Armed Forces known to have been imprisoned, detained or deported to the Soviet Union by the Soviets following the September Campaign of 1939, and known to have perished. Their death has been attested to by at least two reliable sources. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Imprisoned Died in USSR - List A __ 212 names
Polish Soldiers Imprisoned / Died in USSR (List B) __ 522 names: From the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, London, England, 1952. This list includes Soldiers of the Polish Armed Forces imprisoned, detained or deported to the Soviet Union by the Soviets following the September Campaign of 1939, and their death was reported by only one witness. Due to the absence of a second witness, these soldiers were considered to be "missing" pending verification. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Imprisoned Died in USSR - List B __ 522 names
Graves in KERMINE Uzbekistan __ 992 Names: This list includes both soldiers of the 7th Infantry Division as well as civilians who were buried in Kermine, Kenimeh, and Narpaj. The original list was handwritten in 1942. The information includes (where available) the Family Name, First Name, Date of Birth, Rank, Date of Death, and Grave location. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Graves in KERMINE Uzbekistan __ 992 names
Women's Auxiliary who died in the USSR __ 120 names: Sourced from "Kultura Paryska, Zeszyty Historyczne numer 58, Instytut Literacki Paryż 1981,Maria Trojanowska „Pamięci zaginionych krzyży”. The list was compiled by Commander Maria Trojanowska, The information includes (where available) the Family Name, First Name, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Date of Death, Place of Death. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Women's Auxiliary who died in the USSR __ 120 names
2nd Corps Graves at Bozuluk, Koltubanka, and Tockoje USSR __ 104 names: The source of this list is the "Wykazu poległych i zmarłych zolnierzy Polskich Sil Zbrojnych". The information on each person includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, Military Rank, Age at death, and Place of death. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Graves at Bozuluk, Koltubanka, and Tockoje USSR __ 104 names
2nd Corps Soldiers buried in Guzar, Uzbekistan __ 662 names: This list was compiled by the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. The information on each soldier/cadet/volunteer includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, Military Rank, Date of birth, Place of birth, Date of death, Place of death, and the Grave #. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Guzar Graves __ 662 names
2nd Corps Soldiers buried in Narpay Uzbekistan __ 47 names: This list was compiled by the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. The information on each soldier/cadet/volunteer includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, Date of birth, Date of death, Place of burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Cemetaery in Narpay Uzbekistan __ 47 names
2nd Corps Soldiers buried in Tashlak Uzbekistan __ 23 names : This list was compiled by the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. The information on each soldier/cadet/volunteer includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, Date of birth, Date of death, Place of burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Cemetery in Tashlak Uzbekistan __ 23 names
2nd Corps Soldiers buried in Margielan Uzbekistan __ 44 names: This list was compiled by the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. The information on each soldier/cadet/volunteer includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, Date of birth, Place of Birth, Date of death, Place of burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Graves at Margielan Uzbekistan __ 44 names
2nd Corps Soldiers buried in Dzialal-Abad Kirgistan __ 92 names: This list was compiled by the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. The information on each soldier/cadet/volunteer includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, Date of birth, Place of Birth, Date of death, Place of burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Graves at Dzialal-Abad Kirgistan __ 92 names
2 Corps - 6th Infantry Div Graves in USSR __ 103 names: The list was sourced from the book: Wykaz Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierzy Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w latach 1939-1946, published by the Instytut Historyczny Im. Gen. Sikorskiego (now known as the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum), London, 1952. This information was compiled in 1952 from such records as existed at the time. The data may have been updated since and may therefore not correlate with data found in more recent works. Note 1: It is possible that some or all of these names appear in the first list above. Note 2: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
2 Corps - 6th Infantry Div Graves in USSR __ 103 names
Polish Soldiers killed by the Red Army __ approx. 743 names: These lists include active military and others who were killed by the Russians or by locals, during or shortly after WW2. The source of the lists is the book: Wojna Polsko-Sowiecka, 1939, by Ryszard Szawlowski, Warszawa, 1997, Wydawnictwo Antyk Marcin Dybowski. Updates were sourced from the book "Ukrainski Slad Katynia, Warszawa 1995, Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnetrznych. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Identified Soldiers __ 443 names
Unidentified Soldiers __ approx. 300 names
Berling's Army in the USSR - Killed at the Battle of Lenino __ 496 names: This list includes Family and Given name, father's name, date and place of birth, date of death, location of grave, military unit and rank. The source of the data is the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Berling Army - Killed at Lenino __ 496 names
Fallen Soldiers in the East __ 22,830 names: A list of soldiers killed in action on the eastern front during WW2, while fighting in Polish units of the Red Army, 1943-45. Published in 1995, the list includes the names of Polish soldiers (and numerous civilians) of various religious and ethnic backgrounds who were killed in action, died of their wounds or were missing in action while fighting in Polish units under the command of the Red Army during WW2, from the moment of the organization of the first Polish unit in May of 1943, to the surrender of the German Army on May 8, 1945. The list also includes those who died of their wounds or while clearing minefields after the end of the war with Germany. The list was compiled by Barbara Affek-Bujalska, Leszek Lewandowicz and Edward Pawlowski, from a broad variety of sources, and published in Ksiega Pochowanych Zolnierzy Polskich Poleglych w WW2, v IV - Zolnierze Wojska Polskiego na Wschodzie. In most cases, this list includes only the Family Name and Given Name, although some entries include more information about the person, as examples of the kind of additional information that can be found in the book, where most entries include some personal data about the person. Some names are shown with alternate spellings, when the original name was not clear to the transcriber. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Fallen Soldiers of the East __ 22,830 names
2nd Corps Graves of 3DSk in TOBRUK __ 213 names: This list was compiled in 1943. The information on each soldier includes the Family name, First name or initials, Date of Death, Age, and Place of Death. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Graves of 3DSK at Tobruk __ 213 names
2nd Corps Soldiers who died in IRAN __ 735 names: This information was compiled in 1952 from such records as existed. The data may have been updated since and may therefore not correlate with data found in more recent works. The list was sourced from the book: Wykaz Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierzy Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w latach 1939-1946. The list includes the Family Name and First Name - in some cases, alternate names or spellings are also shown.
Note 1: The original source contains additional information for most of these names, If you would like more information for any particular name, please send a message via the CONTACT page on this site.
Note 2: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
2 Corps Soldiers who died in IRAN __ 735 names
2nd Corps Graves in Iraq __ 494 names: A large number of Polish servicemen who had been prisoners of war in Russia made a very long and arduous march to link up with the Commonwealth forces in Iraq, arriving at Khanaqin by September 1942. Together with the Polish 3rd Carpathian Division already in the Middle East, they formed the Polish Army in the East, later renamed the Polish 2nd Corps. Weakened by the hardship they had endured and in poor health, a number of the Poles died. These lists were provided by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
BAGHDAD WAR CEMETERY __ 438 names
HABBANIYA WAR CEMETERY __ 10 names
BASRA WAR CEMETERY __ 23 names
KHANAQIN WAR CEMETERY __ 23 names
Additional Graves in IRAQ __ 55 names
2nd Corps Soldiers buried in Teheran, Persia (Iran) __ 1,924 names : This list was provided by the Polish Consul in Teheran. The information on each soldier includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, year of birth, year of death, military rank, the grave #, and Ref. ID #. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Tehran Cemetery __ 1,924 names
Additional 2nd Corps Soldiers buried in Tehran __ 402 names: This list was provided by the Polish Consul in Teheran. The information on each soldier includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, year of birth, year of death, military rank, the grave #, and Ref. ID #. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Tehran Cemetery - Additional __ 402 names
2nd Corps Graves at Ramla Israel __ 313 names: This list was provided by the Polish Consul in Tel Awiw. The information on each soldier includes (where available) the Family name, First name, Rank, Place of Birth, Date of birth, Date of death, Military Unit, and the Grave #. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Graves in Ramla ISRAEL __ 313 names
2nd Corps Graves in Israel (Other) __ 80 names: This list was provided by the Polish Consul in Tel Awiw. The information on each soldier includes (where available) the Family name, First name, Rank, Age, Date of death, Military Unit, Grave #. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Graves in ISRAEL (Other) __ 80 names
2nd Corps Graves in Egypt and Sudan __ 433 Name: The list includes the Family Name, Given Name, Military Rank, Military Unit, Date of Death, name of Cemetery, and the location of the Grave. The source of the data is the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
2 Corps Graves in Egypt and Sudan __ 433 names
Independent Carpathian Rifle Brigade who died in Middle East __ 380 names: From the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, London, England, 1952. The list includes the Family Name, First Name, Date of Death, and Place of Burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Ind. Carp. Rifle Brigade Died __ 380 names
Other Polish Units in the Middle East 1944-46 __ 204 names: From the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, London, England, 1952. The list includes the Family Name, First Name, and Place of Burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Other Polish Units in the Middle East __ 204 names
2nd Corps Graves at Monte Cassino, Italy __ 1,052 Name: The list includes the Family Name, Given Name, military rank, military unit, date and place of birth, date and place of death, and the location of the grave. The source of the data is the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
2 Corps Graves at Monte Cassino __ 1,052 names
2 Corps Died Wounded Missing on Monte Cassino __ 1,185 names: The source of this list is the Polish book "BITWA O MONTE CASSINO” by Melchior Wańkowicz published by the 2nd Corps in Rome in 1947. The list includes the Family Name, First Name, Rank, whether the person Died or was Wounded or Missing. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
2 Corps Died Wounded Missing on MC __ 1,185 names
2nd Corps Graves at Casamassima Italy __ 430 names: This list includes Family and Given names, date and place of birth, date of death, military unit and rank, and grave number. The source of the data is the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
2 Corps Graves at Casamassima Italy __ 430 names
2nd Corps Graves at Bologna Italy __ 1,422 names: This list includes Family and Given names, Pseudonym (if any), date and place of birth, date of death, military unit and rank, and location of grave (sector and number). The source of the data is the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
2 Corps Graves at Bologna __ 1,422 names
2nd Corps Graves at Loreto Italy __ 1 081 names: This list includes the soldiers who were killed in action in ANCONA - they were buried at the Loreto Cemetery. It includes the Family and Given names, Pseudonym (if any), date and place of birth, date of death, military unit and rank, and location of grave (sector and number). The source of the data is the Council for the Protection of the Remembrance of Combat and Martyrdom in Poland. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
2 Corps Graves at Loreto __ 1,081 names
2nd Corps Polish War Dead in Italy Italy __ 3,990 names: This is an alternative list of casualties in Italy It includes Family Name, First Names, Date of Birth, Place of birth, Rank, Military Unit, and location of grave (cemetery, sector and number). The source of the data is Boleslaw Makowski. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Polish War Dead in Italy __ 3,990 names
Women's Aux who died in service __ 277 names: From the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, London, England, 1952. This list includes Family and First name, date of death, place of grave, and military unit. It includes Women's Auxiliary members from the Army, Air Force, the Red Cross, as well as cadets. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Women's Aux. Who Died in Service __ 277 names
Polish Graves in Norway 1940 __ 79 names: This list includes Family and First name, Place of Death, Location of Burial. The source of this information is the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Sikorski Historical Institute (now known as the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum), London, England, 1952. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Polish Graves in Norway __ 79 names
Polish Graves in Switzerland (1940-46) __ 176 names: This list includes Family and First name, Rank, Place of Death, Location of Burial. The source of this information is the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Sikorski Historical Institute (now known as the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum), London, England, 1952. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Polish Graves in Switzerland (1940-46) __ 176 names
Independent Parachute Brigade 1940 -1946 __ 214 names: This list includes Family and First name, Rank, Unit, Date of Death, Cemetery, Country. The source of this information is the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Sikorski Historical Institute (now known as the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum), London, England, 1952. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Independent Parachute Brigade (1940-46) __ 214 names
HQ and Units in UK 1940-46 __ 785 names: This list includes Family Name, First name, Rank, Date & Place of Birth, Date & Place of Death, Cemetery (where available). The source of this information is the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Sikorski Historical Institute (now known as the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum), London, England, 1952. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
HQ and Units in UK (1940-46) __ 785 names
2nd Corps Male Cadets __ 217 names: This lists the cadets who died in the USSR and in Iran. It includes Family Name, First name, Place of Death, and Country. The source of this information is the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Sikorski Historical Institute (now known as the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum), London, England, 1952. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
2 Corps Male Cadets __ 217 names
2nd Corps Female Cadets __ 137 names: This lists the cadets who died in the USSR and in Iran. It includes Family Name, First name, Place of Death, and Country. The source of this information is the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Sikorski Historical Institute (now known as the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum), London, England, 1952. Note 1: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document. Note 2: This list cannot be searched since the file is made up of JPEGs - you will need to manually scroll through the pages to find the name you are looking for.
2 Corps Female Cadets __ 137 names
2nd Corps Red Cross members __ 18 names: This lists the Red Cross members who died in the USSR, Middle East, and UK. It includes Family Name, First name, Occupation, Place of Death, and Place of Burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
2 Corps Red Cross Members __ 18 names
2nd Corps soldiers who died in Middle East & Italy & UK (1942-146) __ 5,016 names: From the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, London, England, 1952. The list includes the Family Name, First Name, Rank, Date & Place of Birth, Date & Place of Death, and Place of Burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
2 Corps soldiers died in Middle East & Italy & UK (1942-46) __ 5,016 names
Graves in Newark-upon-Trent __ 408 name : From the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, London, England, 1952. The list includes the Family Name, First Name, Military Unit, Date of Death. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Polish Soldiers buried at Newark-upon-Trent __ 408 names
Graves in Scotland __ 767 Names: The source of this information is “Polegli na polu chwały”, published in 1983. This list includes the Family name, First name(s), Date and Place of Birth, Date of Death, and name of Cemetery. The list includes members of the Polish Armed Forces and those who served in the Polish Resettlement Corps, including post-war graves up to 1948. The list also incudes some civilians who worked for the Polish Armed forces. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Graves in Scotland __ 767 names
Graves in France __ 1,456 names: This list was compiled by the team at Beskid.com as a tribute to Polish soldiers who came to fight and die for a homeland that was not their own. The Polish Soldiers died during the Second World War and were buried in different cemeteries in France.The information on each soldier includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, the cemetery, the date of death, place of death, date of burial, military service number, military regiment, military unit, military rank, the coordinates of the grave, and any additional notes. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Graves in France __ 1,456 names
Partial list of Polish Soldiers buried in France (1939-46) __ 332 names: This is an alternate list to the one above, and contains different information about each soldier. From the book "Wykaz, Poleglych i Zmarlych Zolnierze Polskich Sil Zbrojnych na Obczyznie w Latach 1939-1946" published by the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, London, England, 1952. The information on each soldier includes (where available) the Family name, Given name, the date of death, and place of burial. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Buried in France (1939-40) __ 228 names
Buried in France (1941-46) __ 104 names
Pointe Claire Field of Honour __ 376 names: This list Includes the members of the Polish Forces who fought in WW2 and who emigrated to Canada and are buried in the military cemetery in Pointe Claire, Quebec. The list includes each person's Family Name, First Name, Maiden Name (if applicable), Rank during WW2, Medals awarded, Dare and Place of Birth, Date and Place of Death/Burial. Brief bios of some of those listed are available in a book published by the Polish Institute in Montreal (no online version is available). Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Pionte Claire - Field of Honour __ 376 names
BREDA - List of Graves __ 160 names: This list Includes the First Name and Family Name of each of the soldiers of the 1st Polish Armoured Division buried at the Breda military cemetery. The list was compiled by Dr. Mark Ostrowski. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Breda - List of Graves __ 160 names
Polish War Graves in Alphen, Netherlands __ 18 names: The list was compiled by Dr. Mark Ostrowski and posted on Facebook. It includes the names of the18 soldiers of the 1st Polish Armoured Division who died during the liberation of this village. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Graves at Alphen, Netherlands __ 18 names
Pointe Claire Field of Honour __ 27 names: This list Includes 27 names from the above list, but provides a great deal more information about them than the information provided in the above list (eg. their deportation to Siberia, and details about their military service). Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
Pointe Claire Cemetery __ 27 names
Polish War Graves around the world __ 6,840 names: The following lists were compiled by Dr. Mark Ostrowski from Commonwealth War Graves Commission data, and he has kindly agreed to share this information with us. Some of the lists are similar to others listed above, but they are included here because the information is not identical (i.e. in some cases there are more names, in other cases there are less names, and the information associated with each name is different). These lists include the Family Name, First Name, Initials, Date of Death, Rank, Military Unit, Country of burial, Cemetery, Burial plot. Note: Polish diacritic letters are used in this document.
BELGIUM__
146 names
ISRAEL and
PALESTINE__
355 names
DENMARK__
21 names
IRAN__
409 names
EGYPT__
417 names
IRAQ__
492 names
UNITED
KINGDOM__
3,000 names
FRANCE__
233 names
LEBANON__
16 names
GERMANY__
173 names
LIBYA__
136 names
OTHER
COUNTRIES__
71 names
HOLLAND__
244 names
POLAND__
35 names
HUNGARY__
37 names
SERBIA__
16 names
Polish War Graves in the UK __ 2,161 names: This is an alternate list of graves in the UK compiled by Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The list includes the Family Name, First Name, Initials, Date of Death, Rank, Service, Cemetery, and Burial plot. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Polish War Graves in UK __ 2,161 names
Graves recently found in Siberia __ 18 names: This list Includes 18 names of individuals who were deported to Siberia on 1 April 1951, and subsequently died there. Their graves have recently been found and identified. The list includes the Family Name, First Name, Date of Birth, Date of Death, The Military Unit they belonged to during WW2, and the location in Siberia. Note: Polish diacritic letters are NOT used in this document.
Recent Graves found in Siberia __ 18 names
More lists will be added, as they become available.