Paderborn Ostfriedhof

Near the entrance there is a monument dedicated to Russian victims. It consists of three concrete pillars symbolising the camp fence, in which three plaques with Cyrillic names of the Russian war victims buried in a common grave have been placed. On the other side of the plot there are four rows of graves. Polish men and women are buried in 17 graves. The tombstones are not homogeneous in terms of shape, material, condition and the amount of information. The tombstones were made after the end of the war at the request of the families, friends and colleagues of the deceased, who remained in the camps for DPs.

List of names copied from the tombstones:

BARADONKA † 28.5.1945

BAUSZKOWSKI STANISŁAW * 15.3.1908 † 16.3.1945

CZEKAI JOHANN (JAN) * 24.6.1900 † 10.3.1941

DOMZALSKI HENRYK * 27.7.1945 † 17.11.1945

DZIELIŃSKI STANISŁAW * 7.5.1913 † 9.2.1946

FRANSCSCONI (?) JÓSEF † 3.1945

GARGONT JAKOB † 17.11.1945

KASPRZAK BRONISŁAW * 26.2.1910 † 21.2.1945

KLEPACKA IRENA * 14.9.1944 † 8.3.1945

KRAWIZONEK HELENA * 21.11.1945 † 27.11.1945

KRÓL STEFAN * 12.7.1892 † 7.1.1941

NEDER JÓZEF † 1945

PAWŁOWSKI RYSZARD * 9.10.1944 † 1945

SOBCZAK FRANCISZEK * 1883 † 1945

WISZNIEWSKI DANIEL * 7.4.1941 † 6.6.1942

WYSOCKI STANISŁAW * 19.10.1945 † 20.10.1945

WIĘZ HALINA * 21.11.1945 † 26.11.1945