Cmentarz wojenny nr. 34

Cmentarz odrestaurowany w 2014 roku. Wcześniej przedstawiał opłakany widok, brakowało znacznej części kamiennego ogrodzenia. Według Wiki na Pomniku w centrum cmentarz miała pojawić się na nim wmurowana tablica z inskrypcją w Języku Niemieckim brzmiąca : " Towarzysze broni z południa i północy, Powaliwszy wroga na ziemię Odeszli do wiecznej ojczyzny, Święte słowa zostawiając w dziedzictwie : Umrzyj i bądź ! " [Eng] War cemetery no.34 Ołpiny. Designed by Johann Jager, circle in plan with bastion insets covers an area 2007m^2. On the back Wall, on the entrance axis there is a pile of carefully arranged stones which had be used for building a memorial. However, by 1918, the construction work on the site has not been completed. The drawings of the cementery show a planned high, four-sided stone monument with crosses on each side. Renewed from the finacial resources of the Polish State budget. The cemetery holds the graves : 127 Solidiers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. 84 Soldiers of the Germany army. 366 Soldiers of the Russian army. The cemetery was restored in 2014. Earlier, it presented a deplorable view, and there was a shortage of a large stone fence. According to the Wiki at the Monument, the cemetery was to have a wall with an inscription in German that read: "Comrades defends from the south and north, Having knocked the enemy to the ground They went to the eternal homeland, Holy words leaving in heritage: Die and be! "

. A central monument on the cemetery square, radially laid tombs around it. There are various types of crosses with name plates mounted on concrete pedestals. 577 soldiers were buried in the cemetery in 127 individual graves and 36 mass graves, including 127 soldiers from the Austro-Hungarian, 84 German and 366 Russian armies.