MALBORK MEMORIAL, within Malbork Commonwealth War Cemetery, was originally erected to commemorate 39 First World War casualties buried in Heilsberg Prisoners of War Cemetery, which was believed to have been destroyed during the Second World War. However, in 2009 the site was re-discovered (now known as Lidzbark Warminski War Cemetery) and headstones to these casualties were re-erected there. As a result, this memorial is no longer their point of commemoration.
MALBORK MEMORIAL, within Malbork Commonwealth War Cemetery, was originally erected to commemorate 39 First World War casualties buried in Heilsberg Prisoners of War Cemetery, which was believed to have been destroyed during the Second World War. However, in 2009 the site was re-discovered (now known as Lidzbark Warminski War Cemetery) and headstones to these casualties were re-erected there. As a result, this memorial is no longer their point of commemoration.
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