List of war cemeteries

Crosses in the Douaumont military cemetery

The list of war cemeteries includes war cemeteries for fallen soldiers, soldiers who died in hospital or prisoners of war, perished forced laborers, bomb victims and other war victims worldwide. It does not claim to be complete.

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Afghanistan

designation	Locality	description	photo
British Cemetery Kabul	Kabul	150 graves of British soldiers from the 19th century.

Egypt

designation	Locality	description	photo
El Alamein Military Cemetery	el-Alamein	7,240 graves of Commonwealth members of World War II (815 unnamed). In addition, 102 graves of other nationalities.
German war cemetery El Alamein	el-Alamein	4213 German casualties of World War II and 30 dead of the First World War .
Heliopolis War Cemetery	Heliopolis , Cairo	1788 Fallen in World War II from the Commonwealth.

Albania

designation	Locality	description	photo
German military cemetery Tirana	Tirana	56 graves of German soldiers from the Second World War.

Algeria

designation	Locality	description	photo
Bone War Cemetery	5 km west of Annaba on the N 44 towards Constantine	854 graves (18 unnamed) of Allied soldiers from World War II
Dely Ibrahim War Cemetery	10 km southwest of Algiers on the road towards Blida	564 graves of Allied soldiers from World War II

Argentina

designation	Locality	description	photo
Cementerio de la Chacarita	Buenos Aires	One grave of a Commonwealth soldier from the First World War and eleven graves from the Second World War. In the German part of the cemetery lies the grave of Hans Langsdorff , captain of the German armored ship Admiral Graf Spee .

Armenia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Abovyan POW Cemetery	Abovyan	97 graves of prisoners of war in Nagorno-Karabakh .

Azerbaijan

designation	Locality	description	photo
Baku Prisoner of War Cemetery	Baku	Graves of around 80 prisoners of war.
Chanlar I prisoner of war cemetery	Goygol	Graves of 909 prisoners of war, 546 of them Germans
Chanlar II prisoner of war cemetery	Goygol	German Graves of 51 prisoners of war
Daschkesan prisoner of war cemetery	Goygol	German Graves of 17 prisoners of war
Dshafarchan prisoner of war cemetery	Dshafarchan	German Graves of 237 prisoners of war
Gjandsha I prisoner of war cemetery	Gjandsha	German Graves of 160 prisoners of war
Gjandsha II prisoner of war cemetery	Gjandsha	German Graves of 240 prisoners of war
Mingetschaur prisoner of war cemetery	Mingetschaur	German Graves of 1,126 prisoners of war
Sumgait prisoner of war cemetery	Sumgait	German Graves of 311 prisoners of war

Australia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Perth War Cemetery and Annex	Perth	16 graves of Commonwealth members of the First, 475 of the Second World War. In a separate part 7 graves of Dutch soldiers.
Wagga Wagga War Cemetery	Wagga Wagga	82 graves of Australian Army and Air Force personnel from World War II.

Bahamas

designation	Locality	description	photo
Nassau War Cemetery	Nassau (Bahamas) . Close to Farrington Road in the Oakesfield District of Nassau	60 graves of Commonwealth soldiers from WWI and WWII .

Bangladesh

designation	Locality	description	photo
Chittagong Commonwealth War Cemetery	Chittagong

Belgium

designation	Locality	description	photo
Recogne-Bastogne German War Cemetery	Recogne near Bastogne	German military cemetery from World War II with 6,804 members of the Wehrmacht .
Koelberg military cemetery	Geluwe	A small German war cemetery from World War I , repealed in 1958.
US military cemetery Henri-Chapelle	Henri-Chapelle	7,989 fallen soldiers from the Second World War lie in the cemetery.
Hooglede German War Cemetery	Hooglede	8,241 German soldiers who died in the First World War lie here.
Langemark German War Cemetery	Langemark	After reburial, today a cemetery for 44,324 German soldiers of the First World War.
Poelkapelle British Cemetery	Langemark-Poel Chapel	7,478 soldiers of the British Commonwealth troops from the First World War lie here.
German military cemetery in Lommel	Lommel	39,000 German soldiers were buried here, mainly from the Second World War (reburied between 1946 and 1959), including 542 from the First World War.
Fort Loncin	Liege	Many of the dead were never recovered. The fort is itself a war cemetery today.
German military cemetery in Menen	Men	Around 48,000 fallen German soldiers of the First World War were reburied here. A total of 232 cemeteries were closed.
St. Symphorien Military Cemetery	Mons	513 fallen German and Allied soldiers from the First World War rest here.
Ardennes American Cemetery and Memorial	Neupré , district of Neuville-en-Condroz	Cemetery for 5,328 American soldiers who died here in World War II.
German military cemetery Vladslo	Vladslo	Here are the graves of 25,644 German soldiers from the First World War (reburied between 1956 and 1958).
Sanctuary Wood Cemetery	Ypres	There are about 637 graves of allied soldiers of the First World War.

Brazil

designation	Locality	description	photo
Gamboa British Cemetery	Rio de Janeiro , Gamboa district in the Zona Central	There are eight graves of British soldiers from the First World War and four graves from the Second World War.

Bulgaria

designation	Locality	description	photo
Goce Delcev Military Cemetery	Goze Delchev	There are 180 German soldiers of the Second World War here.
Marino Pole War Cemetery	Marino Pole	353 dead in World War II
Petric Military Cemetery	Petritsch	Inside the city cemetery, 111 dead in World War 2 and 60 dead in World War 1
Pleven Military Cemetery	Pleven	16 dead in the 1st and 4 dead in the 2nd World War
Sandanski Military Cemetery	Sandanski	35 soldiers of the 1st World War
Sofia German War Cemetery	Sofia	278 soldiers from World War I and 64 soldiers from World War II. Here are panels for all German soldiers who died in Bulgaria.
Varna war cemetery	Varna	81 soldiers from WWII and a memorial plaque for the crew of a sunk submarine

Chile

designation	Locality	description	photo
La Beneficencia Cemetery	Arica	Here is the grave of a British seaman from World War II.

People's Republic of China

designation	Locality	description	photo
Dalian Russian War Cemetery	Dalian	More than 20,000 Soviet soldiers who died during the liberation of northeast China from Japanese occupation are buried in the cemetery.

Republic of China

designation	Locality	description	photo
Republic of China Military Cemetery	Taipei	Graves of 9,236 Chinese National Soldiers.

Denmark

14,900 refugees and 10,250 soldiers from Germany who died in Denmark were initially buried in 475 cemeteries. Your permanent right of rest is secured by an agreement between the Federal Republic of Germany and the Kingdom of Denmark of October 3, 1962. To ensure care, some of the German war dead were reburied and are now in 35 cemeteries.

designation	Locality	description	photo
Esbjerg war cemetery	Esbjerg , Kirkegaard Fourfeld Gravlund municipal cemetery	WWII war graves of Allied soldiers, German soldiers and 151 refugees
German war cemetery Copenhagen Bispebjerg	Copenhagen , Bispebjerg	Here are the graves of 594 refugees and 370 soldiers from the Second World War from Germany.
German War Cemetery Copenhagen West (Vestre Kirkegård)	Copenhagen , Vestre Kirkegård	Here are the graves of almost 10,000 refugees and soldiers from the Second World War from Germany.
German war cemetery Oksbøl	Oksbøl (Varde Kommune) , 15 kilometers northwest of Esbjerg on the west coast of Denmark	Cemetery for 121 soldiers and 1,675 refugees who died in the Oksbøl refugee camp during and after the Second World War .

Germany

See also: Soviet war cemeteries in Germany

Baden-Württemberg

designation	Locality	description	photo
Birnau concentration camp cemetery	Northeast of the Birnau pilgrimage church	Concentration camp cemetery for 97 concentration camp prisoners from different nations from the Aufkirch concentration camp near Überlingen
German war cemetery Meersburg-Lerchenberg	On the Höhenweg between Meersburg and Hagnau	War cemetery for 69 German soldiers of the First World War who died of their injuries during the exchange of seriously wounded German prisoners of war for seriously wounded French and English prisoners of war via neutral Switzerland
Obermarchtal military cemetery	Obermarchtal , Alb-Donau district	Strangers' cemetery and military cemetery from the end of the 18th century, the First World War and the Second World War. Resting place of French soldiers.

Bavaria

designation	Locality	description	photo
Dachau Leitenberg concentration camp cemetery	Etzenhausen district of Dachau	Individual graves of 7,609 concentration camp prisoners
Holzhausen concentration camp cemetery	Holzhausen near Buchloe, Igling community	Post-war cemetery for Jewish concentration camp prisoners and displaced persons
Waldfriedhof (Munich)	Munich	3,542 war dead, including 343 foreign soldiers from 18 nations
War cemetery bomb victims Würzburg main cemetery	Würzburg , left in front of the main entrance to the Würzburg main cemetery	3000 of 5000 bomb victims in a mass grave
St. Georgen war cemetery (Bayreuth)	Bayreuth district St. Georgen (Bayreuth)	992 war dead: soldiers and bomb victims in the Allied air raids in April 1945
Allied military cemetery Moosrain	near Moosrain, Gmund am Tegernsee , on the B 472	Royal Air Force soldiers Great Britain, New Zealand, Canada, Australia
War cemetery in Neumarkt / Upper Palatinate	Neumarkt idOPf.	5,049 dead, prisoners of war and forced laborers mostly from Russia, Poland, Yugoslavia and Romania

Berlin

There are 220 burial sites in Berlin with 120,000 graves and 150,000 dead.

designation	Locality	description	photo
Columbiadamm cemetery	Berlin - Neukölln	Berlin's highest number of graves of victims of war and tyranny
Lilienthalstrasse cemetery (Berlin)	Berlin-Neukölln	Fallen soldiers of the Wehrmacht, collective graves for bomb victims and other civilian war victims. 4,935 war victims in individual graves, countless war victims in collective graves.
Wilsnacker Strasse cemetery for the victims of war and tyranny	Berlin , district Moabit	300 people who died violently in April / May 1945
British cemetery on Heerstrasse	Berlin , Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district on the south side of Heerstrasse (Berlin)	3,576 individual graves. Soldiers and deceased prisoners of war from Great Britain, Canada, other Commonwealth countries and Poland
Rittberg Hospital # grave complex	Berlin , Lichterfelde-West	12 victims of war and violence through suicide or malnutrition in April 1945. Because of the chaos of the war, they could only be buried at the hospital
Soviet Memorial (Schönholzer Heide)	Berlin-Pankow	13,200 war graves of the Soviet soldiers who died in the Battle of Berlin in March / April 1945
Soviet Memorial (Tiergarten)	Berlin , Mitte district, Tiergarten district	Memorial and graves of 2,000 fallen Red Army soldiers in the battle for Berlin
Soviet memorial in Treptower Park	Berlin , Treptower Park	7,000 war graves of the Soviet soldiers who died in the Battle of Berlin
Altglienicke municipal cemetery	Berlin, Treptow-Köpenick district , Altglienicke	1,360 victims of National Socialist violence in a collective grave, as well as some soldiers' graves from the First World War
Plötzensee cemetery	Berlin, Plötzensee	Since 2001 pure war cemetery with 5000 victims of war and tyranny. (Previously part of a regular cemetery) 3600 of them in collective graves.
Parkfriedhof Lichterfelde	Berlin, Steglitz-Zehlendorf district , Lichterfelde	A war cemetery for victims of the 1st World War with 64 graves and several fields with a total of 2089 victims of the 2nd World War

Brandenburg

designation	Locality	description	photo
Altlandsberg cemetery	Altlandsberg	Community grave for fallen soldiers in the last weeks of the war in 1945
Soviet Cemetery of Honor (Baruth / Mark)	Baruth / Mark	Graves from 1299 Soviet soldiers who died in the battle for the cauldron of Halbe
Bruchmühle Cemetery	Curd mill	Community grave for fallen soldiers from the last weeks of the war in 1945
Buschdorf cemetery	Buschdorf	Community grave for fallen soldiers from the last weeks of the war in 1945
Erkner cemetery	Erkner	In the city cemetery there is a cemetery with soldiers' graves as well as for the victims of the Allied air raid on March 8, 1944.
Gronenfelde war cemetery	Frankfurt (Oder)	The restored former prisoner of war cemetery from the First World War is located in the district of Gronenfelde.
Fredersdorf cemetery	Fredersdorf	Community grave for fallen soldiers from the last weeks of the war in 1945
Evangelical cemetery Fredersdorf-Süd	Fredersdorf-Vogelsdorf	Community grave for fallen soldiers from the last weeks of the war in 1945
Forest cemetery Halbe	half	Among the 28,000 buried dead are those who fell in the Halbe cauldron , deserters, forced laborers and several thousand people who perished in the Soviet special camp in Ketschendorf .
Krummensee church cemetery	Krummensee	Community grave for fallen soldiers in the last weeks of the war in 1945
Old Küstrin-Kietz cemetery	Küstrin-Kietz	Community grave for fallen soldiers in the last weeks of the war in 1945
Müncheberg forest cemetery	Müncheberg	Community grave for fallen soldiers from the last weeks of the war in 1945
Münchehofe church cemetery	Münchehofe	Community grave for fallen soldiers in the last weeks of the war in 1945
Neuburxdorf military cemetery	Neuburxdorf	War cemetery for the dead prisoners of war of the main camp IV B established by the Wehrmacht
Neulietzegöricke cemetery	Neulietzegöricke	Community grave for fallen soldiers from the last weeks of the war in 1945
Ortwig cemetery	Ortwig	Community grave for fallen soldiers in the last weeks of the war in 1945
Podelzig cemetery	Podgy	Community grave for fallen soldiers from the last weeks of the war in 1945
Rehfeld cemetery	Rehfeld	Community grave for fallen soldiers in the last weeks of the war in 1945
Friedensaue Schöneiche cemetery	Beautiful oak	Community grave for fallen soldiers in the last weeks of the war in 1945
Schöneiche forest cemetery	Beautiful oak	Common grave for seven Schöneich students who were victims of the Allied air raid on March 8, 1944 on Erkner
Spremberg Cemetery	Spremberg	The cemetery houses both a German and a Soviet war cemetery.
Woltersdorf cemetery	Woltersdorf	Two war cemeteries for victims of the First and Second World Wars
Zechin cemetery	Zechin	Community grave for fallen soldiers and civilian victims of the last weeks of the war in 1945 - including the local pastor Heinrich Strohbach
Zehrensdorf Indian Cemetery	Zehrensdorf	Community grave facility for 206 Indian soldiers who died in captivity

Bremen

designation	Locality	description	photo
Osterholz cemetery	Bremen	Fields of honor, among other things, for Dutch war victims.
Bremen-Walle	Bremen	465 victims from World War I and 145 victims from World War II
Bremerhaven-Geestemünde cemetery	Bremerhaven	18 victims from World War I and 360 victims from World War II
Bremerhaven cemetery in Wulsdorf	Bremerhaven	800 victims from World War I and 200 from World War II
Bremerhaven-Lehe III cemetery	Bremerhaven	154 victims from World War I and 228 from World War II

Hamburg

There are several war graves in Hamburg's cemeteries, including those for bomb victims from the Second World War.

designation	Locality	description	photo
War cemetery bomb victims Hamburg-Ohlsdorf	Hamburg-Ohlsdorf . Near the eastern entrance to the cemetery (Bramfeld, Bramfelder Chaussee) near chapel 13. The individual graveyard for bomb victims is near chapel 10.	Collective grave of the victims of the Hamburg firestorm .
German war cemetery Hamburg-Ohlsdorf	Hamburg-Ohlsdorf . The graves of the German soldiers are in the middle of the west-east course of the cemetery on Ida-Ehre-Allee (formerly: Krieger-Ehrenallee) near Chapel 9.	The German war cemeteries of the First and Second World War adjoin each other.
Hamburg Cemetery	Hamburg-Ohlsdorf , on the large park cemetery Ohlsdorf near Chapel 12	War cemetery with 676 soldiers ' graves from the First World War and 1,889 soldiers' graves from the Second World War, which was established by and is looked after by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC).
Dutch war cemetery in Hamburg	Hamburg-Ohlsdorf . Ehrenfeld in the Netherlands is near the eastern entrance to the cemetery (Bramfeld, Bramfelder Chaussee) and a little further away from Chapel 13.	The Dutch dead from Hamburg and the surrounding area, who died in concentration camps , through Nazi forced labor and during what is known as labor, are buried in the graves
Polish war cemetery in Hamburg-Ohlsdorf	Hamburg-Ohlsdorf . The Polish war graves are located near the eastern entrance to the cemetery (Bramfeld, Bramfelder Chaussee) and a little further away from Chapel 13.	Polish war victims who are buried in the Ohlsdorf cemetery in Hamburg
Soviet war cemetery in Hamburg-Ohlsdorf	Hamburg-Ohlsdorf . Near the northern entrance to the S-Bahn Kornweg, Wellingsbüttler Straße, Kornweg on Linnéstraße and near Chapel 9.	384 Soviet prisoners of war rest on the cemetery. 140 Soviet female forced laborers who died in a bombing rest on the burial ground near Chapel 13.
Altona war cemetery	Hamburg-Altona , Altona cemetery	At the end of the cemetery there are graves around a high cross from the time of the Second World War of soldiers, bomb victims and victims from concentration camps.
Soviet war cemetery Hamburg-Bergedorf	Hamburg-Bergedorf . The burial ground is located in the newer part of the cemetery, southeast of August-Bebel-Straße, halfway to Chapel 2.	Resting place for 652 Soviet soldiers and prisoners of war who perished in Neuengamme concentration camp . Near Chapel 1 are graves of war dead, including graves of bomb victims.
German war cemetery Hamburg-Bergedorf	Hamburg-Bergedorf , Bergedorf cemetery . On the old part of the Bergedorf cemetery near Chapel 1.	Resting place for German soldiers of the First and Second World War, bomb victims and victims of the tyranny.
New Harburg cemetery		In the western part of the cemetery there are 1,707 war graves of bomb victims of World War II, including 471 graves of slave laborers who died in bombings.
Italian war cemetery Hamburg-Öjendorf	Hamburg-Öjendorf . The Italian war cemetery is located in the northern end of the Öjendorf cemetery in cemetery area 204.	Collective cemetery for Northern Germany. Italian nationals who died between the beginning of World War II and April 15, 1946.

Hesse

designation	Locality	description	photo
Frankfurt main cemetery	Frankfurt am Main	In Gewann VII there are 1625 graves of soldiers from both world wars as well as graves of Russian and Serbian slave laborers.
Westhausen cemetery	Frankfurt am Main	Italian cemetery of honor
Soviet war cemetery in Herleshausen	Herleshausen	1593 dead Soviet prisoners of war known by name, who were used to build the Hersfeld-Berlin autobahn (now A4 ) in 1944/45 and who died of illness and insufficient care.
Russian military cemetery Klein-Zimmer	Small rooms	435 (379) dead Soviet prisoners of war who were buried there from autumn 1941.
Wegscheide forest cemetery	Bad Orb	1430 dead Soviet prisoners of war

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

designation	Locality	description	photo
Golm (Usedom)	Usedom . In the eastern part of the island of Usedom in the municipality of Garz near the village of Kamminke close to the German-Polish border.	Golm war cemetery: 6,000 to 10,000 bomb victims (civilians and soldiers) in mass graves. Attack on Swinoujscie on March 12, 1945.
Rerik cemetery	Rerik	Italian cemetery of honor

Lower Saxony

designation	Locality	description	photo
Barnstorf Jewish Cemetery	Barnstorf	There is a memorial stone for Russian prisoners of war in the Jewish cemetery .
Bassum Jewish cemetery	Bassum	There are 9 tombstones for "unknown Russian soldiers" in the Jewish cemetery . The prisoners of war ( World War II ) from the former Soviet Union were buried in 9 collective graves. In 7 of the 9 gravestones for the collective graves, the number of "Russians" is given: 6 or 7 - a total of 44. With two gravestones, the inscription only reads "Unknown Soldiers Russians".
Becklingen War Cemetery	Becklingen	Near the village of Wietzendorf in the Bockel district north of Becklingen directly on the B 3 , there are 2,086 British, 140 Canadians, 79 Australians, 38 New Zealanders, 2 South Africans, 1 Greek, 19 Poles, 5 Russians, 2 Yugoslavs and 29 people with unknowns Nationality buried who fell during the Second World War or who perished in captivity.
Soviet war cemetery Bergen-Lohheide (Hörsten)	Bergen-Belsen	Around 20,000 former Soviet prisoners of war are buried near Bergen-Lohheide (Hörsten). They died of hunger, typhus, dysentery, typhus and tuberculosis in the Bergen-Belsen camp .
Austrian war cemetery in Ritzebüttel	Cuxhaven , Ritzebüttel district in Germany . In the cemetery of the Martins parish .	51 dead of the Austrian Imperial and Royal Navy lie here , who died in the naval battle off Heligoland in 1864 .
	Eschershausen	In the old cemetery
Handeloh war sacrifice site	Handeloh	64 war victims of a concentration camp train rest on the war victims' site of the Handeloh community cemetery.
Heidenau war cemetery	Heidenau (North Heath)	81 war victims of the Second World War rest in two grave fields at the Heidenau municipal cemetery. Forced laborers and inmates of the UNRRA Displaced Persons - Camp Heidenau, including 35 children, mainly from the former Soviet Union and Ukraine.
Königsmoor war sacrifice site	Koenigsmoor	18 war dead from the First and Second World Wars rest in this cemetery. There are 5 Belgian soldiers, 6 Russian soldiers from the First World War, whose names are known, and another 7 unknown Russian soldiers. They all fell victim to labor as prisoners of war in the moor experimental farm.
Oderbrück Memorial Cemetery	Oderbrück near Braunlage	On an Upper Harz hiking trail that leads from the B4 over the triangular pile to the Brocken or to Schierke , there is a burial site with 105 graves in which members of the Wehrmacht, the Hitler Youth, the Volkssturm and the Waffen SS as well as Soviet prisoners of war are buried.
Jewish cemetery (Oldenburg)	Oldenburg (Oldb) , district Easter castle	At the Jewish cemetery in Oldenburg (Oldb) there is a burial place for a total of 56 people ( prisoners of war and civilians ) from Russia , Ukraine and Poland . A person is of unknown nationality .
	Quernheim	There is a grave with 27 Russian prisoners of war in the Jewish cemetery .
Sage War Cemetery	Sage (Grossenkneten)	Built and maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission , a total of 970 people - mostly members of the Allied Air Force - were buried here.
Sandbostel war cemetery	Sandbostel	The mass graves of at least 4,700 Soviet prisoners of war are located on the Sandbostel war cemetery, the former camp cemetery of the Stalag XB Sandbostel prisoner of war camp . Yugoslav, Polish and unknown prisoners of war are buried in individual graves. 2,397 concentration camp prisoners from the Neuengamme concentration camp , who were taken to the Sandbostel reception camp in 1945, are buried on a lawn .
Hannover War Cemetery	Seelze	Two British cemeteries in one, a war cemetery and the "Hannover Military Cemetery Limmer" for British Army personnel
	Syke	In the Jewish cemetery there are two tombstones for "seven unknown Russian prisoners of war" each. 14 prisoners of war from the former Soviet Union who lost their lives between 1941 and 1946 were buried in two collective graves.
Tostedt war cemetery	Tostedt	At the municipal cemetery in Tostedt there is a single double grave of two Polish forced laborers as well as a grave area for 20 German soldiers and five unknown dead.
	Twist rings	In the Jewish cemetery there is a tombstone for a collective grave from the time of the Second World War (or shortly afterwards) for "Three Russian Prisoners of War " (according to the inscription on the granite tombstone ).
Wichmannsburg war cemetery	Wichmannsburg	There are two war graves in the cemetery of St. George's Church . Three Russian prisoners of war rest in the older one. In the second rest eight Jewish people who died while traveling on the so-called lost train .
Wingst war cemetery	Wingst	Soldiers who died in an explosion
Schneverdingen-Wintermoor for the war victims	Winter moor	More than 700 victims of war, Nazi tyranny, concentration camp trains, forced laborers and war victims from the Wintermoor Forest Hospital rest in the Wintermoor cemetery. Including 156 victims of two concentration camp trains.

North Rhine-Westphalia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Waldfriedhof Aachen	Aachen	2,455 German and foreign war dead as a result of the First World War are buried in the Ehrenfriedhof, most of whom died as wounded and sick soldiers in the Aachen hospitals and military hospitals. Between 1939 and 1945 another 2,623 registered war dead from the Second World War were buried here.
Böddeken military cemetery	Büren	472 German soldiers who fell in the battle for the Ruhr basin are buried here.
Engelskirchen community cemetery	Engelskirchen	371 dead from the First and Second World War are buried, including over 300 victims of the air raids on Engelskirchen .
Lövenich military cemetery	Erkelenz	Second World War.
Eversberg Cemetery of Honor	Eversberg near Meschede	928 fallen soldiers from the Second World War are buried here.
Hürtgen war cemetery	Hürtgen , Düren district	2,997 dead are buried at the Hürtgen war cemetery, 524 of which could not be identified.
Niersenberg military cemetery	Kamp-Lintfort	Opened in 1954. 1756 dead in the Second World War.
British cemetery of honor in the Reichswald	Kleve	The British Ehrenfriedhof im Reichswald (Reichswald Forest War Cemetery) is the largest war cemetery of the Commonwealth in Germany, it was laid out in the Klever Reichswald. There are 7,672 graves on it.
Donsbrüggen war cemetery	Kleve	2,381 war dead from the Second World War rest here. In addition to fallen soldiers or soldiers who died in hospitals, the bombing raid on Kleve on October 7, 1944 (around 400 dead) and forced laborers from various nations (around 200 dead) are also buried.
Südfriedhof Cologne	Cologne	Commonwealth and Italian Cemetery of Honor.
Ehrenfriedhof am Großer Berg	Mülheim an der Ruhr	Victims of the First and Second World Wars
War cemetery Haus Spital	Muenster
Rheinberg War Cemetery	Rheinberg
Vossenack war cemetery	Vossenack , Düren district	A total of 2,221 fallen soldiers, including 930 unknown dead, were buried at the Vossenack village cemetery.
Mariawald Abbey	Heimbach , Düren district	414 dead in the Second World War, died in the hospital
Barmen Cemetery of Honor	Wuppertal	1225 dead from both world wars rest here.
Elberfeld Cemetery of Honor	Wuppertal	567 killed in the First World War and 20 victims of the Kapp Putsch of 1920 are buried.

Rhineland-Palatinate

designation	Locality	description	photo
Bad Bodendorf cemetery of honor	Sinzig - Bad Bodendorf	1,212 graves, mostly deceased from the nearby Goldene Mile prisoner-of-war camp .
Bitburg-Kolmeshöhe war cemetery	Bitburg	The municipal war cemetery Bitburg-Kolmeshöhe in Bitburg comprises around 2,000 graves.
French cemetery	Koblenz	Deceased prisoners of war from the Franco-German War 1870/71
War cemetery	Bad Bergzabern	On this memorial cemetery rest 899 victims of the second world war , the southern Palatinate in the highly competitive border area died, and four victims of the first world war . There are also 186 graves of unknown soldiers. A granite cross towers over the entire cemetery.	more pictures

Saarland

designation	Locality	description	photo
Main cemetery Saarbrücken	Saarbrücken	Graves for the war victims of the Franco-German War 1870/71 and both world wars
Ehrenfriedhof Besch	Complaint	Graves for victims of World War II

Saxony

designation	Locality	description	photo
Heath cemetery	Dresden	Among other things, the graves of victims of the air raids on Dresden from 13/14 February 1945.
Göda war cemetery	Göda , on the northern outskirts	Resting place of 50 German soldiers who fell in the course of the Battle of Bautzen at the end of April 1945.
Soviet military cemetery Dippoldiswalde	Dippoldiswalde , on the B 170 |	100 Soviet military members are buried in a collective grave and 88 individual graves. May 1945 killed in fighting in and around Dippoldiswalde as part of the Red Army's Prague operation .

Saxony-Anhalt

designation	Locality	description	photo
War cemeteries Westfriedhof (Magdeburg)	Magdeburg	Graves from the First and Second World War and u. a. a memorial (mass graves, memorial) for the victims of the air raid on Magdeburg on January 16, 1945 and other air raids

Schleswig-Holstein

designation	Locality	description	photo
Cemetery of honor at Haddebyer Noor	Fahrdorf . On federal highway 76 directly on Haddebyer Noor .	On an area of ​​13,000 m², 1,074 war dead rest in five fields. The cemetery of honor was consecrated in 1962.
Cemetery of honor for the dead of the Cap Arcona and Thielbek disasters	Haffkrug . Starting from the Haffkrug pier over Bahnhofstrasse, the Haffkrug train station, the cemetery parking lot is located immediately after the motorway exit 15 (Eutin).	The Scharbeutz Cemetery of Honor is the largest of the Cap Arcona cemeteries with 1128 victims. See Cap Arcona (ship, 1927) # Cemeteries around the Bay of Lübeck
German war cemetery Vorwerker Friedhof	Lübeck . At the Vorwerker Friedhof on Friedhofsallee , starting point for scattered grave fields: Entrance 2, Chapel 1	Several grave fields of soldiers of the First and Second World War as well as of bomb victims and displaced persons.
Dutch war cemetery in Lübeck	Lübeck . At the Vorwerker Friedhof on Friedhofsallee , from Entrance 3 in Block 37 near the Fackenburger Landgraben .	Dutch dead from Schleswig-Holstein and Berlin who died in concentration camps, as a result of Nazi forced labor, and during what is known as the labor deployment in World War II
Soviet war cemetery in Lübeck	Lübeck . At the Vorwerker Friedhof on Friedhofsallee , in the immediate vicinity of Entrance 3 in Block 32	Soviet war victims of the Second World War in Lübeck
Ehrenfriedhof Lübeck	Lübeck . On Travemünder Allee at the intersection of Sandberg / Heiliger-Geist-Kamp and opposite the Burgtorfriedhof	Fallen of the First and Second World War, Lübeck bomb victims of the Second World War
Cap Arcona cemetery of honor	Neustadt in Holstein . East of the city center of Neustadt (Holstein) directly on the Bay of Lübeck / Baltic Sea	621 victims of the sinking of the Cap Arcona and the Thielbek on May 3, 1945 rest here. The dead that washed up after the sinking of the ships near Neustadt were initially buried in individual or mass graves - mostly near the beach. In 1948 the cemetery of honor was created. See Cap Arcona (ship, 1927) # Cemeteries around the Bay of Lübeck

Thuringia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Main cemetery in Erfurt	Erfurt	Cemetery with graves from both world wars; including many bomb victims, also from Hamburg and Berlin. There is a Soviet cemetery of honor
Hildburghausen war cemetery	Hildburghausen	Graves for dead from both world wars. Cenotaph from 1924 with supplementary panel from 2005. Grave field for bomb victims from February 23, 1945. Graves and memorials for Western Allied and Soviet prisoners of war.

In Germany there are a total of 760,000 graves of war dead from the Soviet Union.

See also : Soviet war cemeteries in Germany

Eritrea

designation	Locality	description	photo
Cimitero Italiano di Asmara	Asmara	Italian cemetery with part for fallen soldiers of the Second World War
British War Cemetery Asmara	Asmara	263 graves of British soldiers of the Second World War with section for Muslim (Indian) soldiers
Cimitero Militare Italiano degli Eroi	Keren	Graves of Italian soldiers who died in the Battle of Keren
Keren War Cemetery	Keren	406 graves of Allied soldiers who died in the Battle of Keren

Estonia

designation	Locality	description	photo
German war cemetery in Narva	Narva (city)	Collection cemetery in the city of Narva on the Narva River in Estonia. About 15,000 war dead of the German Wehrmacht from the end of the Second World War are buried.	[[File: | 200x200px]]

Finland

Around 15,000 German soldiers fell in Finland, some in areas that Finland had to cede to the Soviet Union in the 1947 peace treaty . In 1959, the remains of German soldiers from central and southern Finland were brought together to Helsinki-Honkanummi and from Lapland and Oulu to Rovaniemi .

designation	Locality	description	photo
Helsinki-Honkanummi German War Cemetery	In Vantaa , 20 km north of Helsinki center	Six German casualties from the First World War and 371 from the Second World War , including 201 seamen.
German war cemetery Helsinki-Hietaniemi	In Hietaniemi Cemetery , Helsinki	Graves of 121 German war dead.
Rovaniemi Norvajärvi German War Cemetery	18 km north of Rovaniemi on the east bank of Lake Norvajärvi	2,530 fallen German soldiers from the provinces of Lapland and Oulu rest here.

France

→ Main article : List of war cemeteries in France

See also : Commemoration of Operation Overlord

Georgia

designation	Locality	description	photo
War cemetery	Tqibuli	Graves of 181 prisoners of war.
War cemetery	Jvari Pass	Graves of prisoners of war.

Greece

designation	Locality	description	photo
Maleme German War Cemetery	Maleme	4,465 fallen in the airborne battle of Crete (1941) are buried here . The reburial from the scattered graves took place in 1960.
Dionyssos-Rapendoza German military cemetery	east of Dionysus , 30 km northeast of Athens	Here is the resting place for around 10,000 German soldiers. The facility was inaugurated in 1975.

Great Britain

designation	Locality	description	photo
Argentine Military Cemetery	East Falkland , west of Darwin	412 graves of Argentine soldiers (112 of them unknown) from the 1982 Falklands War .
German war cemetery Cannock Chase	Staffordshire in the Midlands of England	Collective cemetery for 2,143 dead from the First World War and 2,797 dead from the Second World War

India

designation	Locality	description	photo
Imphal War Cemetery	Imphal , 10 km from the airport on the Imphal-Dimapur road (Highway 39)	Graves of 1,600 Commonwealth soldiers (138 unnamed) of World War II .
Kirkee War Cemetery	Khadki , near Pune	1,668 graves of World War II Commonwealth soldiers. In addition, 629 unmarked graves of victims from the First World War .

Indonesia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Ambon War Cemetery	Island Ambon , in the bay opposite the airport	More than 2,000 graves, mainly by Australians and British, but also by Dutch and others.
Jakarta War Cemetery	Jakarta	954 graves of identified war victims of World War II.

Ireland

designation	Locality	description	photo
Glasnevin Cemetery	Dublin	Ireland's largest cemetery with the graves of 208 British forces from both world wars.
Grangegorman Military Cemetery	Dublin	625 graves (3 unidentified) of soldiers from both world wars.

Israel

designation	Locality	description	photo
German military cemetery in Nazareth	Nazareth	261 German soldiers are resting in the cemetery . They fought alongside the Ottoman Empire , which was allied with Germany , and died on the Palestine Front in Palestine and Transjordan .

Italy

See also : German war cemeteries in Italy

designation	Locality	description	photo
Anzio British War Cemetery	Anzio
Sacrario Militare di Asiago	Asiago	Ossuary on the outskirts of Asiago with over 54,000 Italian and Austro-Hungarian fallen soldiers of the First World War, of which over 33,000 are unknown.
Sacrario Militare dei Caduti d'Oltremare	Bari	Around 40,000 soldiers resting here are unknown.
Austrian military cemetery in St. Jakob / Bozen	Bolzano -St. Jacob	Graves of Austrian soldiers from both world wars.
Tempio di Cargnacco	Cargnacco district, Pozzuolo del Friuli	On the forecourt there is a war memorial and twelve steles with the names of the Italian divisions and other associations that fought in the Soviet Union and were mostly destroyed there.
German war cemetery Cassino	Cassino . The cemetery is three kilometers north of Cassino.	War graves of 20,100 German soldiers, including 3,100 unknown persons who fell in the southern part of mainland Italy south of the Pescara - Terracina line during World War II.
Polish war cemetery Monte Cassino	Cassino . The cemetery is at the Montecassino Abbey .	War graves of over 1,000 Polish soldiers who died in the fighting at the abbey.
German war cemetery Costermano	Costermano	Central memorial for 21,920 fallen German soldiers from World War II.
Cimitera di guerra di Pradis	Clauzetto	War cemetery of fallen Italian, German and Austrian soldiers from the Battle of Pradis.
Florence American Cemetery and Memorial	Florence	4,402 graves of American soldiers from World War II.
German military cemetery Futapass	Futapass	With 30,683 dead, it is the largest German military cemetery in Italy.
Austro-Hungarian war cemetery Geroli	District of Geroli, Terragnolo	1970 abandoned military cemetery with around 800 buried Austro-Hungarian soldiers killed in World War I at the foot of Monte Pasubio . Reconstructed in 2014.
Sacrario Militare Pian di Salesei	Livinallongo del Col di Lana	Military cemetery of Italian soldiers who died in the fighting on Col di Lana.
Sacrario Militare del Monte Grappa	Monte Grappa	Ossuary on the summit of Monte Grappa with over 22,000 Italian and Austro-Hungarian fallen soldiers from the grappa front of the First World War, of which almost 20,000 are unknown.
German war cemetery Motta Sant'Anastasia	Motta Sant'Anastasia . The cemetery is at the foot of Mount Etna , on the edge of the Strada provinciale SP13 connecting road from Motta Sant'Anastasia to Misterbianco .	The buried soldiers were wounded from North Africa who died in hospitals in Sicily. In addition, those who died during and after the Allies landed in Sicily in July 1943 in combat operations, such as an aircraft attack on a warship in the port of Messina. Of the 4,561 dead, 451 remained unknown.
Sacrario Militare del Montello	The cemetery is located on the eastern edge of the 371 m high Montello west of the Piave in the municipality of Nervesa della Battaglia .	Ossuary with over 9,000 Italian casualties from the Piave battles of World War I.
Sicily – Rome American Cemetery and Memorial	At Nettuno	7861 Graves of American soldiers from World War II.
Moro River Canadian War Cemetery	Ortona	The military cemetery at Ortona consists of 1,615 graves; 52 of them with unknown names. Number of graves by nation: Canada 1,375, United Kingdom 169, New Zealand 42, South Africa 16, India 5, Australia 4, other allies 2, completely unknown 2.
Ossario del Pasubio	At Passo Pian delle Fugazze , Valli del Pasubio	About 5,000 mostly Italian casualties from the Pasubio front of World War I.
Brigata Liguria Italian military cemetery	Pasubio	Former Italian military cemetery of the Liguria Infantry Brigade on Monte Pasubio from the First World War. The 164 individual graves were abandoned in 1928 and 1935, a triumphal arch in Rome built style as a memorial.
Pomezia German military cemetery	Pomezia	27,443 German soldiers rest here. 6,491 of them died in 1944 during the fighting in Operation Shingle near Anzio and Nettuno . German soldiers who had died in southern and central Italy were later buried here. There are 3,700 graves with unknowns.
German war cemetery Pordoi	Pordoi Pass , Dolomites	8,582 killed in the First World War, 849 killed in the Second World War
Redipuglia Memorial	District Redipuglia, Fogliano Redipuglia ,	Around 100,000 killed in the First World War.
Sacrario Militare di Castel Dante	Rovereto	Over 20,000 Italian and Austro-Hungarian soldiers killed in the First World War.
Austrian military cemetery in the Sulmona cemetery	Sulmona	1917–1918 over 450 Austrian prisoners died of the Spanish flu in the prison camp in Sulmona.
Nasswand-Toblach military cemetery ( it.Cimitero Monte Piana-Dobbiaco )	Toblach	1259 soldiers of various nationalities from the First World War (1914–1918) rest here.
Sacrario Militare del Tonale	Tonale Pass	Ossuary on the Tonale Pass with almost 900 mainly Italian fallen soldiers from the Adamello and Tonale fronts of the First World War.
Sangro River War Cemetery	Torino di Sangro	The British war cemetery near Torino di Sangro with 2,542 Commonwealth dead.
Venafro French War Cemetery	Venafro
Cimitera di guerra inglese di Forno	Vito d'Asio	Small German military cemetery near Vito d'Asio

Japan

designation	Locality	description	photo
Yokohama was cemetery	9km west Yokohama -Zentrum	There are 1,555 graves of Commonwealth Allied soldiers in the cemetery.

Canada

designation	Locality	description	photo
Beechwood Cemetery	Ottawa	National Cemetery of Canada. Soldiers' graves in sections 19, 27, 29 and 103.
Notre-Dame Cemetery	Ottawa	Graves of 40 war dead from the First and 75 from the Second World War.

Latvia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Riga Brothers Cemetery	Riga	The graves of around 2,000 dead date mainly from the First World War and the Latvian War of Independence .
Labina War Cemetery	Demene	449 known and 27 unknown German and 11 Russian soldiers are buried in the cemetery. The dead come from the First World War.
Saldus German military cemetery	Balance	More than 22,000 (2009) German casualties.
Valka military cemetery	Valka	In Valka there is a German military cemetery with fallen soldiers from the First World War. According to a notice posted on the street, there are also said to be victims from the period from 1941 to 1944.

Libya

designation	Locality	description	photo
Benghazi War Cemetery	at Benghazi
Commonwealth War Cemetery Tobruk	at Tobruk	2,282 (including 171 unidentified) of the Allied soldiers who died in Libya under Montgomery .
German war cemetery Tobruk	at Tobruk	98% of the German soldiers who died under Rommel in Libya .
Knightsbridge War Cemetery	Acroma at Tobruk	3,651 dead.
Tripoli War Cemetery	Tripoli	Graves of British soldiers from World War II

Luxembourg

designation	Locality	description	photo
Sandweiler German war cemetery	Sandweiler	The military cemetery with the graves of 10,913 fallen German soldiers from the Second World War and one soldier from the First World War .
Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial	Luxembourg-Hamm	There are 5,076 graves on the site. In addition to the US soldiers of World War II, General George S. Patton was also buried here.

Morocco

designation	Locality	description	photo
Ben M'Sik European Cemetery	6km south of the center of Casablanca , between the road to Marrakech and a road called Oulad Zianc	Graves of 38 Commonwealth soldiers (1 unnamed) and 2 of other nationalities.

Macedonia

designation	Locality	description	photo
German war cemetery Prilep	in the city of Prilep in Macedonia on a hill on the edge of the Prilep municipal cemetery	Collective cemetery for the German soldiers who died in Macedonia in World War I and World War II, as well as Bulgarian and Hungarian war dead.

Montenegro

designation	Locality	description	photo
German war cemetery Podgorica	Podgorica . On a military site not far from Golubovci Airport.	Graves of 64 German soldiers killed in World War II.

Myanmar

designation	Locality	description	photo
Thanbyuzayat War Cemetery	Thanbyuzayat , 64 km south of Mawlamyaing	2,995 graves of prisoners of war from the Commonwealth, the Netherlands and the USA who were used in the construction of the so-called death railway by the Japanese.

Namibia

In Namibia there are more than 30 large German war cemeteries that are maintained by the War Graves Commission . There are also sites of the fallen, especially the Herero and Nama .

designation	Locality	description	photo
Grootfontein German Cemetery	Grootfontein
Swakopmund German Cemetery	Swakopmund
German war cemetery in Koës	Koës	Uprising of the Herero and Nama from 1904
German war graves in the Gibeon British cemetery	Gibeon
German military cemetery on the Seeis	Seeis
German military cemetery on Waterberg	Waterberg	Uprising of the Herero and Nama from 1904
Helmeringhausen war cemetery	Helmeringhausen
Leutwein cemetery	Windhoek
Naulila Cemetery	Outjo
Rhenish Mission Cemetery Okahandja	Okahandja

New Caledonia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Bourail New Zealand War Cemetery	Bourail , Collectivité Nouvelle-Calédonie	246 (4 unnamed) graves of Commonwealth soldiers.

New Zealand

designation	Locality	description	photo
Waikumete Cemetery	In Glen Eden, a suburb of Waitakere City	284 New Zealand victims of the First and Second World Wars	.

Netherlands

designation	Locality	description	photo
Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery	Renkum- Oosterbeek	Graves of 1,759 Allied dead, particularly British, who died in the Battle of Arnhem in 1944 or the following year.
Ysselsteyn German military cemetery	Ysselsteyn	The only German military cemetery in the Netherlands with all Germans who died there (31,598).
Netherlands American Cemetery and Memorial	Margraten	about 8,800 US armed forces killed
Russian war cemetery in Leusden	Leusden	865 soldiers of the Soviet Army, most of them as prisoners of war, forced laborers or members of the Eastern Legions in the Netherlands.
Georgian war cemetery Loladze	Texel	476 Georgian soldiers of the Georgian Legion who tried to conquer the island of Texel towards the end of the war by attacking local armed forces. The uprising was bloodily suppressed. The battle lasted until May 20, weeks after the Wehrmacht surrendered.

North Korea

designation	Locality	description	photo
Revolutionary Heroes Cemetery	Pyongyang	More than 100 graves of fighters against the Japanese occupation (1910–1945).

Norway

11,500 German soldiers were buried on Norwegian soil during the Second World War, initially in 240 localities. In October 1953 it was decided to merge them into five German military cemeteries.

designation	Locality	description	photo
German war cemetery in Bergen-Solheim	Inside the Bergen - Solheim municipal cemetery	1,061 individual graves and 24 dead in a collective grave.
Botn-Rognan German War Cemetery	Two kilometers north of Rognan on the E6 , in the innermost bay of the Saltdalfjord	2,742 German soldiers' graves.
Oslo-Alfaset German War Cemetery	Oslo -Alfaset	96 Germans from the First and 3,112 from the Second World War rest in the cemetery.
German war cemetery Narvik	Inside the municipal cemetery of Narvik above the Rombaksfjord	Graves of 1,474 German dead.
Russian war cemetery Tjøtta	Tjøtta	Resting place for 8,000 Russian soldiers.
Tjøtta International War Cemetery	Tjøtta	Among others, the victims of the sunk ship Rigel rest here .
Commonwealth War Graves section in Tromso Main Cemetery	Tromso	37 graves (3 unnamed) of Allied soldiers.
German military cemetery Trondheim-Havstein	Trondheim , near the Havstein Church	Graves of 2,992 German soldiers killed in World War II.

Austria

See also : List of military cemeteries in Austria

designation	Locality	description	photo
Commonwealth war cemetery in Klagenfurt	Klagenfurt am Wörthersee	Commonwealth soldiers from World War II .
Braunau-Haselbach military cemetery	Braunau am Inn	Around 1500 war dead were buried here between 1915 and 1918. In addition, there are 56 victims of World War II as well as women and men from the Soviet Union who died between 1941 and 1945.
Military cemeteries in Freistadt	Free City
Jaunitzbachtal military cemetery	Free City
Kuk military cemetery Pradl	innsbruck
Soviet military cemetery in Perg	Perg	31 Soviet soldiers are buried here, including at least 9 concentration camp prisoners (Soviet soldiers) from the Ebensee concentration camp.
Military cemetery in Mauthausen		10,845 soldiers from the first and 5,212 war dead from the Second World War are buried in the military cemetery
Neckenmarkt military cemetery
Oberwölbling military cemetery

Papua New Guinea

designation	Locality	description	photo
Port Moresby War Cemetery	18 km north of Port Moresby	3,824 graves of allied soldiers (699 unidentified) of the Commonwealth from fighting with the Japanese.

Peru

designation	Locality	description	photo
British Cemetery, Callao	Callao	The cemetery has existed since 1834.

Poland

In Poland there are 550 cemeteries with German graves from the First World War, which are under monument protection. A total of around 19,000 grave sites are known to the Volksbund.

designation	Locality	description	photo
Soviet military cemetery in Warsaw	Warsaw	The cemetery has existed since 1946. 21,668 Soviet officers and soldiers who died in the battle for Warsaw in 1944 and 1945 are buried here.
Arys Memorial Cemetery	Orzysz (German: Arys )	Russian and German casualties in the Battle of Arys on September 7th and 8th, 1914.
Jägerhöhe cemetery of honor	Węgorzewo (Angerburg)	Resting place for 344 German and 234 Russian soldiers from the winter battle in Masuria and other battles of the First World War .
Soviet military cemetery Kanopkeberg	Węgorzewo (Angerburg)	WWII military cemetery .
Wroclaw Italian Military Cemetery	Wroclaw (Wroclaw)	Italian soldiers of the Twelfth Isonzo Battle of World War I who died in a prisoner-of-war camp in Wroclaw.
Bydgoszcz French Military Cemetery	Bydgoszcz (Bromberg)	French soldiers of the Franco-Prussian War who died in a prisoner-of-war camp in Bromberg.
Lahna Cemetery of Honor	Łyna (Lahna)	56 soldiers of the German army and 89 soldiers of the Russian army - Battle of Tannenberg (1914) .
Lidzbark Warmiński War Cemetery	Lidzbark Warmiński (Heilsberg)	Around 2,800 POWs from the First World War from the German POW camp in Heilsberg were buried here. For the most part, Russian prisoners of war were interned here, as well as a small number of British prisoners of war.
Malbork Commonwealth War Cemetery	Talusy (Marienburg)	A total of 245 graves of British soldiers.
Orlau Memorial Cemetery	Orłowo (Orlau)	329 soldiers of the German army (57 unknown) and 1,101 soldiers of the Russian army of the Battle of Tannenberg (1914) are buried.
Thalussen military cemetery	Talusy (Thalussen)	79 German and 278 Russian soldiers who died in the great winter battle in Masuria on February 14, 1915 are resting on the site.
1st Polish Army Cemetery	Starlings Łysogórki (Alt-Lietzegöricke)	Last resting place for approx. 2000 soldiers of the 1st Polish Army who died during the fighting over the Oder crossing in 1945
Waplitz Cemetery of Honor	Waplewo (Waplitz)	433 soldiers of the German and 203 soldiers of the Russian army rest here. They died in the Battle of Waplitz on August 28, 1914, an event at the Battle of Tannenberg .
Warsaw Italian Military Cemetery	Warsaw	Graves of 898 Italian soldiers from both world wars.

Central German war cemeteries in Poland

According to the 1989 contracts, ten central bedding cemeteries are being set up in Poland.

designation	Locality	description	photo
Stare Czarnowo war cemetery	Glinna (Glien) near Stare Czarnowo (Neumark)	20,000 German war dead in the region. In a separate grave field 2,116 civilian victims from the former Marienburg in West Prussia . Inauguration 2006.
German war cemetery Bartossen (Bartosze)	Bartosze near Ełk (Lyck)	13,824 war dead from East Prussia , inauguration 2003.
War Cemetery Gdansk	Gdańsk (Danzig)	Fallen of the world and earlier wars, memorial for the dissolved civil graves, inauguration 2003.
Poznan War Cemetery	Poznań-Miłostowo (Poznan)	14,645 German war dead (as of 2011), inauguration 1994.
Nadolice Wielkie war cemetery	Nadolice Wielkie (Groß-Nädlitz)	12,500 war dead in the Wroclaw region . Park pokoju (Peace Park ) inaugurated in 2002.
Laurahütte / Siemianowice war cemetery	Siemianowice Śląskie (Laurahütte) near Katowice	31,000 German war dead (as of 2011), inauguration 1998.
Przemyśl war cemetery	Przemyśl	5,000 German war dead (as of 2011), inauguration 1992.
Puławy war cemetery	Góra Puławska near Puławy	20,981 German war dead, inauguration 2000.
German war cemetery at the Warsaw North municipal cemetery	Warszawa (ul.Wóycickiego)	340 fallen, inauguration 1991.

Russia

designation	Locality	description	photo
German war cemetery in Baltiysk	Baltiysk (formerly: Pillau)	Resting place of around 20,000 German war dead from the Second World War . Collective cemetery for the war dead in the area of ​​the Fresh Spit and near Pillau.
Insterburg German War Cemetery	Chernyakhovsk (formerly: Insterburg)	The resting place of around 9,000 German soldiers who died in the First and Second World Wars . Collective cemetery for Germans who died in the eastern part of East Prussia.
German war cemetery Sologubowka	70 kilometers from Saint Petersburg in Sologubowka (district Lezje)	Collective cemetery for up to 80,000 fallen German soldiers in World War II.
German war cemetery Duchowschtschina	Duchovshchina . The cemetery is located 60 kilometers east of Smolensk .	Collective cemetery for German soldiers killed in the Second World War in what was then the central section of the Eastern Front with a capacity of 70,000 graves.
Russian war cemetery in Dukhovshchina	Duchovshchina
Kaliningrad war cemetery - collective cemetery	Kaliningrad (formerly: Königsberg)	4,000 to 5,000 bomb victims and foreign prisoners of war from World War II rest here. Furthermore, after 2001 11,700 war dead from the urban area of ​​Kaliningrad and the surrounding area were put into bed.
German war cemetery in Korpowo
German war cemetery Kursk-Besedino	east of Kursk	Collective cemetery for 37,000 (2009) German war dead from the fighting in the Kursk Arch ( Citadel Company ).
German war cemetery Rossoschka	37 kilometers northwest of the city center of Volgograd on the Rossoshka river	Collective cemetery for the fallen in the area from Volgograd to Rostov-on-Don and between Volga and Don .
Russian war cemetery Rossoshka	37 kilometers northwest of the city center of Volgograd on the Rossoshka river	The cemetery was laid out for 3,000 Soviet dead with the support of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge.
German war cemetery Rshew	On the P87 road at the entrance to Rzhev on the upper reaches of the Volga	Collective cemetery for (as of 2014) 26,000 German soldiers killed in World War II.
German war cemetery at Sebesh	100 kilometers south of Pskov	Collective cemetery for (as of 2012) 30,000 German soldiers killed in World War II.
Churkin Russian Naval Cemetery	Vladivostok	14 graves each of British and Canadian soldiers.

Sweden

designation	Locality	description	photo
Pålsjö krigskyrkogård	Helsingborg , within the Pålsjö kyrkogård	Graves of war dead from different nations: 93 Germans, 36 British, 9 Canadians, 2 Australians. Memorial stone for Polish concentration camp victims.
Kviberg Fallen Memorial	At the Kvibergs kyrkogård cemetery , Gothenburg	German soldiers killed in the First and Second World War. The crew of the German submarine U 843, sunk on April 9, 1945, rests here .
Östergarn Fallen Memorial	In the cemetery of the church of Östergarn , Gotland island	German fallen soldiers of the First World War.
	Haparanda	German fallen soldiers of the First World War.
	Öckero near Gothenburg	German soldiers killed in the First and Second World War.
German war cemetery Stensholmen (archipelago)	Stensholmen near Fjällbacka	On the Skerry Stensholmen rest twelve German casualties from the First World War, to the six victims of the Battle of Jutland heard Johann Kinau (Gorch Fock) .
	Stenkyra	One German fallen from the First World War and seven German fallen from the Second World War.
Trelleborg Municipal Cemetery	Trelleborg	Ten German war dead from the First World War and 103 war dead from the Second World War.

Slovakia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Kopčany War Cemetery	Kopčany	The Kopčany War Cemetery was established in 1916 near the military hospital for soldiers of the Imperial and Royal Monarchy.
Ružinovský cintorín	Ružinov (Bratislava)	Around 960 German soldiers who perished near Bratislava at the end of the Second World War rest in the cemetery.
Slavín military cemetery	Bratislava	6,845 Soviet soldiers rest in the cemetery, next to it is a large memorial.

Slovenia

designation	Locality	description	photo
German war cemetery Tolmin	Tolmin	The German war cemetery Tolmin is located on the Isonzo near the city of Tolmin in Slovenia . 946 German soldiers from the Isonzo battles of World War I rest in it .

Spain

designation	Locality	description	photo
Cuacos de Yuste military cemetery	halfway between the village of Cuacos de Yuste and the monastery of San Jerómino de Yuste in the province of Cáceres ( Extremadura ) on the southern flank of the Sierra de Gredos	German casualties in World War I and World War II : 26 soldiers and sailors from the U 39 submarine from World War I and 154 sailors from submarines or other German warships as well as crew members from aircraft that crashed over Spain.

Spratly Islands

designation	Locality	description	photo
Vietnamese military cemetery

South Africa

designation	Locality	description	photo
Cape Town (Maitland) Cemetery	Cape Town- Maitland	964 graves of Commonwealth members, including 436 from World War I and 528 from World War II.

South Korea

designation	Locality	description	photo
United Nations Memorial Cemetery	Busan	The world's only UN cemetery with 2,300 victims of the Korean War .

Czech Republic

designation	Locality	description	photo
Wallachian Meserich town cemetery	Valašské Meziříčí	3,100 war deaths from the Second World War from the North Moravia region .

Tunisia

designation	Locality	description	photo
Bordj Cedria military cemetery	Bordj Cedria	8,562 German soldiers of the Second World War.
North Africa American Cemetery	Tunis	2,841 American soldiers of World War II.

Turkey

designation	Locality	description	photo
Turkish and Allied military cemeteries	Gallipoli Peninsula	More than 100,000 killed in the battles for Gallipoli .

Ukraine

designation	Locality	description	photo
Cherneve Military Cemetery	Cherneve	Nameless soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian 3rd Army from 1914 and 1915 Commons : additional images
Ivano-Frankove military cemetery	Ivano-Frankowe	Many nameless soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian 3rd Army from 1914 Commons : additional images
Kovel City Cemetery	Kovel	Grave complex for those who fell in World War I at the Kowel city cemetery
Potelytsch military cemetery	Potelytsch	All the dead from the Lviv area are laid to bed here. So far, more than 13,000 dead have found their final resting place here
Schowtanzi military cemetery	Showtanzi	Cemetery for soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian army who died in World War I near Shovtanzi, as well as several Russian mass graves. In June 2017 the Shovtanzi military cemetery in Zhovtantsyamy Remenovom near Lemberg, renovated in 1921 on the initiative of the Kaiserschützenbund Tirol, was inaugurated. Commons : additional images
Hiiche Kaiserjäger Cemetery	Hiiche	Cemetery for the Kaiserjäger of the Austro-Hungarian Army who fell here in the First World War
Tatariv-Kreminci cemetery	Tatariv	This grave complex is preserved by the Black Cross Vienna.

United Kingdom

designation	Locality	description	photo
Bowmore New Parish Churchyard	Bowmore	65 British casualties in both world wars, 3 foreigners and 2 civilians.
Argentine war cemetery	Darwin , Falkland Islands	Argentinian soldiers killed in the Falklands War .

See also : Eckington Cemetery

United States

Other special features are listed under United States National Cemetery .

designation	Locality	description	photo
Arlington National Cemetery	Arlington County , Virginia	The cemetery was established in 1864. 260,000 dead were buried here.
Golden Gate National Cemetery	San Bruno , 20 km south of San Francisco	137,435 graves of fallen Americans (2005).
Fredericksburg National Cemetery	Fredericksburg , Virginia	Around 3,300 victims of the Civil War on the side of the Confederate States Army are buried here.
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific	Honolulu , 2177 Puowaina Drive	Mostly American victims of the Pacific War are buried here.

See also

• Austrian Black Cross

Web links

• Find a Cemetery (Friedhofsuche) of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (English)  ( page no longer available )
• Oorlogsgravenstichting (Dutch War Cemeteries in the World) (Dutch)
• Directory of the Volksbund: war cemeteries by name

Individual evidence

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ War cemetery: Chanlar I - construction, maintenance and repair | Volksbund.de. Retrieved August 29, 2020 . 
3. ↑ War cemetery: Chanlar II - construction, maintenance and repair | Volksbund.de. Retrieved August 29, 2020 . 
4. ^ Perth War Cemetery and Annex at CWGC
5. ↑ http://www.volksbund.de/kriegsgraeberstaette/recogne-bastogne.html
6. ↑ http://www.geo.de/reisen/community/tipp/467267/US-Soldatenfriedhof-und-Gedenkstaette-in-Henri-Chapelle-Belgien
7. ^ Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge, Landesverband Schleswig-Holstein: Refugee cemetery Oksbøl / Denmark
8. ^ Allied military cemetery Moosrain
9. ↑ Graves of the victims of war and tyranny / State of Berlin. Retrieved July 29, 2020 . 
10. ^ War cemetery: Bremerhaven-Geestemünde - construction, maintenance and repair | Volksbund.de. Retrieved August 14, 2020 . 
11. ↑ War graves in Hamburg. Compilation of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge e. V., Hamburg regional association
12. ↑ War graves of numerous nations in the cemetery in Ohlsdorf in Hamburg
13. ↑ Janka Holitzka: POW graves in small rooms are given name boards . In: www.echo-online.de. August 7, 2017, accessed December 2019 . 
14. ↑ Maurice Bonkat: From understanding the incomprehensible. “Name brick project” in Munster. In: Voice & Way, 3/2012, pp. 8–9.
15. ↑ Gerd Stolz: Memorials to the naval battle near Heligoland. In: Board letter from the Naval Comradeship and from the seaman's choir Admiral Tegetthoff , June 2009.
16. ↑ Dippoldiswalde Ehrenfriedhof on the B 170 , Saxon Memorials Foundation, Documentation Office Dresden, on dokst.de
17. ↑ Kay Dohnke: 5 minutes, 50 meters, 50 years. Memory of the Cap Arcona after half a century. In: taz. The daily newspaper, Hamburg edition of May 3, 1995. ( Memento of December 8, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
18. ↑ cwgc.org Asmara War Cemetery
19. ↑ cwgc.org Keren War Cemetery
20. ↑ http://www.volksbund.de/kriegsgraeberstaette/dionyssos-rapendoza.html
21. ↑ Website of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge. Work of the Volksbund and description of the war cemetery in Cassino.
22. ↑ Information letter from the German War Graves Commission of 7 June 2011, TFNL11CW.
23. ↑ Notre-Dame Cemetery (English WP)
24. ↑ List view of the war cemeteries. Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge, accessed on May 12, 2014 . 
25. ^ Bourail New Zealand War Cemetery at CWGC
26. ↑ List view, country information when selecting a cemetery
27. ↑ Website of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge (work of the Volksbund and description of the war cemetery in Kaliningrad - collective cemetery)
28. ↑ Rossoschka war cemetery on the website of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge e. V., accessed December 5, 2012.
29. ↑ German war cemetery Stensholmen (archipelago)
30. ↑ ^{a b c} Saying goodbye doesn't mean forgetting  ( page can no longer be accessed , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at wien international.at, accessed on October 8, 2015.  
31. ^ Cape Town (Maitland) Cemetery at CWGC
32. ↑ http://www.moesslang.net/lemberg_2017.htm
33. ↑ Argentina: War cemetery on the Falkland Islands devastated. Latina-Press, August 1, 2012, accessed June 25, 2016 . 

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