Russian and Soviet war cemeteries in the Rendsburg-Eckernförde district

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In the Rendsburg-Eckernförde district there are Russian and Soviet war cemeteries from both world wars in 18 locations . These graves are very often on the very edge of a cemetery and are difficult to find. The graves law in Germany guarantees the inviolability of these graves. That is why they can sometimes be found as individual graves in otherwise cleared burial fields. The Federal Republic bears the costs of tending the grave .

image	place	Location note 1	address	Weblink note 2
more pictures	Old Duvenstedt	(Location)	Friedhofsallee Community cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site with memorial stone for 13 Soviet prisoners of war who perished in a POW camp on Bahnhofstrasse in 1942 and an unknown Pole.
	Aukrug	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Bargfelder Strasse community cemetery (WWI war cemetery)	Grave site for six Russian prisoners of war of the First World War. (Wrong picture in source)
more pictures	Aukrug	(Location)	Bargfelder Strasse 21 community cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for three Soviet Soviet victims of World War II.
more pictures	Aukrug, OT Tannenfelde	(Location)	Itzehoer Straße / L 121 Russian Memorial Cemetery (grave complex)	The graves of Soviet forced laborers from World War II are also located on the gravesite for prisoners of war from World War I. (Incorrect map information in source)
Cannot be found Note 3 more pictures	Aukrug, OT Homfeld	(Location)	Itzehoer Straße / L121 Waldfriedhof (grave complex)	Grave site for five Soviet Soviet victims of World War II. (Wrong picture in source)
Cannot be found more pictures	Bruges (Holstein)	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Am Friedhof Evangelischer Friedhof (WWI war cemetery)	Grave site for three Russian prisoners of war of the First World War.
Cannot be found more pictures	Bruges (Holstein)	Coordinates are missing! Help.	At the Evangelischer Friedhof cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for five Soviet victims of World War II.
more pictures	Bordesholm	(Location)	Kirchhofsallee community cemetery (grave complex)	Gravesite for two Russian prisoners of war of the First and five Soviet prisoners of war of the Second World War as well as Polish and Yugoslav war dead who were reburied here in 1974 from the area.
	Büdelsdorf	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Friedhofsallee Municipal cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for 29 Soviet forced laborers.
	Eckernförde	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Bergstrasse Evangelical Cemetery (WWI war cemetery)	Grave site for 17 Russian prisoners of war of the First World War.
	Eckernförde	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Bergstrasse 38 Evangelical Cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for 34 Soviet victims of World War II.
more pictures	Flintbek	(Location)	Schlotfeldtsberg municipal cemetery (grave complex)	Burial place for nine Soviet forced laborers.
Cannot be found more pictures	Hamdorf	Coordinates are missing! Help.	At the Evangelischer Friedhof cemetery (grave complex)	Grave of a Soviet victim of World War II. Note 4
more pictures	Hanerau-Hademarschen	(Location)	Bergstrasse Evangelical Cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for seven Soviet victims of World War II.
more pictures	Jevenstedt	(Location)	Schwaber Strasse Evangelical Cemetery (grave complex)	Grave of a Soviet victim of World War II.
	Karby	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Rosenstrasse municipal cemetery (WWI war cemetery)	Grave site for seven Russian prisoners of war of the First World War.
more pictures	Nortorf	(Location)	Jahnstraße Neuer Friedhof (WWI war cemetery)	Grave site for eight Soviet victims of World War II. Note 5
	Nortorf	(Location)	Jahnstrasse New Cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for four Soviet victims of World War II.
	Nortorf	(Location)	Kieler Strasse Old Cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for two Soviet victims of World War II.
Grave field 1 Grave field 2 more pictures	Osterrönfeld	(Location) (location)	Kieler Strasse Evangelical Cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for 54 Soviet victims of World War II.
	Osterrönfeld	(Location)	Schäferkatenweg cemetery (grave complex)	Gravesite for 34 Soviet prisoners of war and slave labor and some Polish dead. They died as TB patients in the "lung sanatorium" Osterrönfeld near the shepherd's house.
	Quarnbek , OT Flemhude	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Lindenkamp cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for four Soviet forced laborers.
	Rendsburg - new work	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Friedhofsallee Ev.-Luth. Cemetery (WWI war cemetery)	Grave site for 25 Russian prisoners of war of the First World War.
	Rendsburg-Neuwerk	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Friedhofsallee Ev.-Luth. Cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for 27 Soviet forced laborers.
more pictures	Schacht-Audorf	(Location)	Friedhofstraße community cemetery (grave complex)	Grave site for 13 Soviet prisoners of war and slave labor.
Cannot be found Note 6 more pictures	Todenbüttel	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Hauptstrasse community cemetery (WWI war cemetery)	Grave site for two Russian prisoners of war of the First World War.
Cannot be found Note 7	Ostenfeld	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Evangelical cemetery (WWI war cemetery)	Grave of a Russian prisoner of war of the First World War.

^{Note 1}The coordinates come from the GPS data of the camera used

^{Note 2} The number of victims and the location of the graves are often imprecise

^{Note 3}Only German soldiers (with rank) are buried in three rows of graves at the Homfeld cemetery of honor .

^{Note 4}According to the museum, there are no records of the victim there. The link should be deleted shortly.

^{Note 5} The source is inconsistent: it says World War I and World War II.

^{Note 6} There are two cast-iron crosses in the cemetery, right next to the church without a name, and a memorial stone for a Russian prisoner of war from 1945, which is not mentioned in the source.

^{Note 6} According to information from the parish, unknown.

Web links

• Soviet war cemeteries in Germany