Börger

The next tombstone has the data of a third soldier carved on it: Cannoneer Antoni Torba, who - according to the death certificate - lies there together with cannoneer Jan Białkowski at a distance of 20 metres from the road towards Breddenberg. No documents were found to confirm the exhumation and transfer of their corpses to this cemetery nor people who could indicate the burial place. 

In the plot, there are two more graves with Polish-sounding names. All the tombstones have German military emblems in the shape of a cross forged on them.

The data in the left column comes from archival materials, the right - from the tombstones:

A. Piaskowski

† 2.5.1945

Macha

† 4.1945

none

Antonia Torba

* 20.2.1915

† 6.5.1945

 Buchta Alojzy a.k.a. "Piaskowski", Rifleman

10th Regiment of Mounted Rifles 3 Canadian C.C.S.

* 26.10.1926 Pszczyna

† 2.5.1945

R-C Serv. Number: 1926/477I-42145

Kutermacha Józef, Rifleman

10th Dragoon Regiment

* 5.3.1908 Czarkowy district Pińczów

† 1.5.1945 in a hospital (?)

R-C Serv. Number: 1908/75/I-23754

Białkowski Jan, Cannoneer

1st Motor Artillery Regiment

* 8.11.1920 Kwidzyn

† 3.5.1945

R-C Serv. Number: 1920/223/I-49528

Torba Antoni, Cannoneer

1st Motor Artillery Regiment 3 Canadian C.C.S.

* 20.2.1915 Biesiadka district Mielec

† 6.5.1945

R-C Serv. Number: 1915/l/I-6670

Polish-sounding names:

STANISLAUS PLONCZAK

* 22.4.1917

† 12.5.1945

STEFAN

PIESULAK

† 27.4.1945