Remains of 115 Polish WWII soldiers exhumed in Ukraine
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<p>In Lviv, the remains of 113 Polish soldiers and 17 Wehrmacht soldiers were exhumed. The remains of soldiers killed in the fighting in September 1939 were found at the Holoskovskiy cemetery. Also found tokens, medallions and personal items.</p>
Researchers have found 113 whole remains of Polish soldiers, the remains of 17 Germans and scattered bones of probably two more people
Exhumation studies have been completed at the old Holoskovsky cemetery in Lviv, which is located on Varshavska Street. During the excavations, which lasted from August 25, 113 whole remains of soldiers of the Polish Army who died in September 1939, as well as the remains of 17 Wehrmacht servicemen were found.
Exhumation studies have been completed at the old Holoskovsky cemetery in Lviv, which opened important pages of history. 113 remains of Polish soldiers from the Second World War and many personal items reminiscent of their fates have been discovered. 🕊️🇺🇦 This work not only preserves memory, but also strengthens Ukrainian-Polish ties.
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