War Cemetery No. 383 - Wróblowice
Kraków Cemeteries
A small Austrian First World War cemetery (Swoszowice district): a single grave in a grove, some tens of metres north of Bochnaka Street. Probably two Austro-Hungarian soldiers were buried here; their names, dates of death and units are unknown. The grave is surrounded by a low wooden fence and topped with a modern metal cross inscribed "Unknown Soldier 1914-1916".
History
War Cemetery No. 383 is a single grave from the First World War, hidden in a copse in Wróblowice, about 50 metres north of Bochnaka Street. It was built by the War Graves Department of the Austrian military command in Kraków, as part of District XI, Kraków Fortress. Probably two Austro-Hungarian soldiers are buried here. Their names, dates of death and the units they served in are unknown. The grave is surrounded by a low wooden fence, and on it stands a modern metal cross inscribed "Nieznany żołnierz 1914-1916" ("Unknown soldier 1914-1916").
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It is not known who designed this cemetery, and its original appearance is hard to establish today.