Kladbishche Voyennoplennykh

The so-called "German Cemetery" is a well-groomed memorial on the site of the destroyed and abandoned cemetery of the NKVD camp, created with the aim of identifying among the former Red Army soldiers who were in captivity and surrounded by the enemy, "traitors to the motherland, spies and saboteurs", persons suspected of treasonous activities ... The total number of people buried in the cemetery is about 600. These are Germans, Poles, Hungarians, Czechs and Romanians. Money for the maintenance of the Ryazan Memorial Complex is allocated every year by the German government (it is said that this amount is 10,000 euros per year). One way or another, it is light, green and clean here.

Memorial cemetery of foreign prisoners of war who died in captivity Germans, Austrians, Romanians, Poles are buried. On the site of the camp of the NKVD is the current prison and railway station with a similar name "camp". The memorial was created, landscaped and contains the People’s Union of Germany for the care of war graves. Separate organization that takes care of all cemeteries including outside of Germany. For these prisoners - the war ended here ... In the 80s, former prisoners of war still visited this cemetery, now, probably, no one is dead. At the cemetery there is still a mass grave of repressed citizens of Ryazan and those who were shot before 1933 in the NKVD of Ryazan. The bodies were moved from the special NKVD special burial site near the Lazarevsky cemetery with an area of ​​about 400m2 found during the construction of residential buildings.