Cmentarz wojenny nr 120 – Łużna-Podbrzezie

In the cemetery there are 416 soldiers in collective and single graves who died during the Gorlice operation in 1915. It is entered through a stone gate. It is literally about 150 meters from the road. Very easy access leads to it.

The cemetery is built on a rectangular plan with an area of ​​1689 m2, designed by artistic director of District IV Jan Szczepkowski. From the front is enclosed by a wooden fence sztachetowym of stone, topped with a cross in the middle of the gate. The entrance is a double door closed wooden doors. From the other sides it is surrounded by a cemetery (as seen from the entrance): - on the left with a wooden fence - on the right and rear of the stone wall. The cemetery is 27 mass graves and 115 individual arranged in rows perpendicular to the main axis. 416 (or 417) soldiers from 9, 10, 11, 16, 18 and 20 Infantry Regiment of the Honweds of the Austro-Hungarian Army are buried. They were mostly Hungarians killed in April and May 1915. During the Battle of Gorlice. In the middle of the cemetery there is a sandstone-covered monument in the shape of a sarcophagus crowned with a stone cross. On the front wall is a board with the epitaph reads as follows: Tragt DES Fruhlings QELLENDE blüten Vorbei UND DES SOMMERS GOLDENE GARBEN UND DIE DES lese Weins Roten IM HERBST, DAß WIR GETREUEN, AM Segen, WIR FÜR DEN STARBEN, UNS MITERFREUN. What can be translated as: Go through next to us with lush SPRING FLOWERS AND WITH YEARS golden sheaves And with the guilty bunches AUTUMN RED, WE WE FAITHFUL TO THIS EARTH FOR YOU died, ITS blessings TOGETHER WITH YOU COULD ENJOY

N 49.7323 E 21.0533. Possible access by car, parking space. More than 400 Hungarian soldiers killed in the Gorlice operation in May 1915 are buried in the cemetery.

It rests on 416 Hungarians who died mainly in April and May 1915.