Cemeteries

Dobrova

📍 Dobrova, Slovenia

About 6 km west of Ljubljana.

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Krasic Cemetery

📍 Krašić, Croația

Krasic Cemetery

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Harem Blagaj

📍 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Harem Blagaj is a Muslim cemetery in the town of Blagaj, municipality of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Fiumei úti sírkert

📍 Budapest, Ungaria

Cimitirul Kerepesi (în maghiară Kerepesi úti temető sau Kerepesi temető, nume oficial: Fiumei úti nemzeti sírkert, tradus: Cimitirul Național de pe Calea Fiume) este cel mai renumit cimitir din Budapesta. Este unul dintre cele mai vechi cimitire din Ungaria, care s-a conservat aproape total în forma inițială.

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Kaiserlich und königlich Marinefriedhof Pula

📍 Pula, Croația

It has been closed to new burials since 1960 and is a protected historical monument according to the Hague Convention.

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Bovec

📍 Bovec, Slovenia

Bovec

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Karasouli Military Cemetery

📍 Πολύκαστρο, Grecia

Karasouli Military Cemetery

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Bakonypéterd Roman Catholic Cemetery

📍 Bakonypéterd, Pannonhalmi járás, Hungary

Bakonypéterd Roman Catholic Cemetery

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Deutscher Soldatenfriedhoff - Tirana

📍 Tiranë, Albania

In WWII, some 2,400 German soldiers died or are missing in Albania, of these 1,800 are known by name. Their graves are scattered and located at 87 locations. As Albania was a closed country for many years, there were no diplomatic links between it and Germany. In the early 1990's first negotiations were begun and on April 14, 1994, the war grave agreement was signed between Germany and Albania and entered into force on 7 January 1995. Nevertheless, it was not possible to create a worthy military cemetery for the German war dead due to political unrest in the country. According to documentation, remains were located in larger cemeteries in Tirana, Shkodra, Elba Sani, Vlora and Korca. There were other smaller areas but many war graves in Albania have disappeared and remains could not be recovered. In 2002 it was finally possible to set up a German military cemetery on a small area in the middle of the town park of Tirana. The site was provided by the Albanian Government free of charge and is located in close proximity to a small British Commonwealth cemetery and a monument to important Albanians. Here, all remains of German war dead which are found will be interred. In the center of the walled 150 m2 area is a granite monument to the war dead and there are eight panels listing the names of the dead. There is a symbol before the names of the approximately 60 who have been recovered so far. 31 August, 2011

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Dionyssos-Rapendoza German War Cemetery

📍 Νέα Μάκρη, Grecia

Dionyssos-Rapendoza German War Cemetery

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Bellu Cemetery

📍 București, România

Located on the Şoseaua Olteniţei 3-5, the Serban Voda Cemetery, popularly referred to as "Bellu Cemetery" was founded in 1853 on a piece of land donated for such purpose by Baron Barbu Belu. Opened in 1858, the cemetery is divided in various sections including the Serban Voda, Catholic, military, French War Graves. The Sephardic Jewish Cemetery lies just opposite to the Serban Voda and the Cimitirul Eroii Revolutiei who fell in 1989 lies adjacent to the latter.

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Ghencea #3 Military Cemetery

📍 Sectorul 6, România

Ghencea #3 Military Cemetery

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Heroes Cemetery

📍 Zalău, Municipiul Zalãu, Romania

Cemetery for Veterans from the Roman municipality, Neamţ County in Romania.

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Cimitirul Hunia

📍 Hunia, România

Situated in the village of Hunia (ROMANIA), Dolj County, the Hunia Cemetery (Cimitirul Hunia) is composed by 2 parts: 1. The Old Cemetery (Cimitirul Vechi) - the "Left Side" ("Partea Stanga") - the "Right Side"("Partea Dreapta") 2. The New Cemetery (Cimitirul Nou)

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Jewish Cemetery-Island of Rhodes

📍 Ρόδος, Grecia

Small cemetery located between the Italian and Turkish cemeteries on Kallithea Avenue. The large Greek Orthodox cemetery is behind all 3 of these cemeteries. British War Cemetery is on the opposite side of Kallithea Ave.

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Židovský hřbitov

📍 Brno, Cehia

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Kaštel Kambelovac - Gospa na Krugu

📍 Kaštel Kambelovac, Croația

In 1517, in accordance with the approval from 1478, noblemen and landowners from Split brothers Jerolim and Nikola Cambi, built a castle on a islet to protect themselves and residents of Lažan and Kruševik settlements. The castle was cylindrically shaped (unique in Kaštela) and very suitable for defense. In the area of Kaštel Kambelovac castles of Grissogono i Lipeo families have been built. Peasants from an old Croatian village Kruševik built two castles, Velika and Mala Piškera. It was the only example where peasants have built their fortresses. Due to the large number of castles Kaštel Kambelovac developed in a stretched village. On the slopes of Kozjak is a little church of St. Martin od Kruševika, former center of the Kruševik village. Today this church is known as Gospe na Krugu or Gospe od Snijega. North of Kruševik in the Lažana region the medieval church of St. Mihovil was built on the slope of Kozjak of the same name. There is a guard house from the 16th century on the western side of the slope and a fortress Kaštilica near the summit of the mountain. Marked paths lead to these churches and mountain houses under Koludar (325 m) and Orlovo gnijezdo. Farther uphill and to the northeast mountaineers would exit to the ridge of Kozjak over slick vertical cliff secured by a steel rope. From there the path leads to Veliki vrj (780 m), the highest point of Kozjak. The upper part of the path is only for experienced mountaineers. "Tvrdi ribarski kruh sa sedam kora omekšan u vinu i maslinovom ulju uz dobru ribu očito prija kambelovskim ribarima. U ribarskoj lučici puna je paleta boja i motiva: leuti i svjećarice, gajete i kajići, koloplet mreža i konopa, vrše i ferali, tende i jedra, vesla i jarboli, a iza njih splet slikovitih kamenih kuća skupljenih kroz pet stoljeća oko dvorca Cambi s najljepšom kulom u Kaštelima." Splitski trgovci i zemljoposjednici braća Jerolim i Nikola Cambi izgradili su dva kaštela, jedan poput oble kule oko kojega se počelo oblikovati naselje, a ograđeno je i obrambenim zidom 1566.g. Drugi Cambijev kaštel je zapadno, a na prostoru Kambelovca bili su izgrađeni i kašteli obitelji Grisogono i Lippeo. Grisogonov kaštel nalazio se u blizini Cambijeva kaštela, a kaštel obitelji Lippeo zapadno na udaljenosti od stotinjak metara. Oko toga kaštela u XVI. st. postojalo je selo. Taj je kaštel postao vlasništvo obitelji Dudan. Seljaci podkozjačkoga sela Kruševika takoder su izgradili dva kaštela zapadnije od Cambijevih na mjestu zvanom Piškera. To je bio jedini slučaj da su seljaci u Kaštelima izgradili sami svoj kaštel. Zbog položaja kaštela, Kambelovac se razvio kao razvučeno selo, a ne kao ostala Kaštela. Kambelovac su većinom naselili stanovnici podkozjačkoga sela Kruševika i izbjeglice iz drugih Kaštela. Crkvica sv. Martina od Kruševika, nekada središte sela Kruševika, nalazi se sjeverno od Kambelovca na padinama Kozjaka. Danas još postoje u K. Kambelovcu prezimena iz sela Kruševika. Od K.Kambelovca markiranom stazom preko mosta na Jadranskoj magistrali za 1 sat hoda dolazi se do planinarske kuće - doma pod Koludrom (325m, otvoren vikendom). Dalje uzbrdo pa sjeveroistočno uz glatku okomitu liticu osiguranu čeličnim užetom izlazi se na hrbat, odakle se još penje 20 minuta na Veli vrj Kozjaka (780 m, gornji dio staze samo za iskusne planinare). Danas crkvicu zovu Gospe na Krugu, Gospe od Snijega, Gospe od Ružarija. Sjeverno od Kruševika na predjelu Lažane nalazi se srednjovjekovna crkva sv. Mihovila na isturenom obronku brda Kozjak, na zapadnoj strani obronka nalazi se stražarnica - kula iz XVI. stoljeća, a pri samome vrhu Kozjaka je kula Kaštilica. http://www.cambi.hr/kastel-kambelovac/ Put Kruševika Kaštel Kambelovac, Općina Kaštela, Splitsko-dalmatinska županija Croatia

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Pribiæ Cemetery

📍 Pribić Crkveni, Croația

Pribiæ Cemetery

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Kaštel Gomilica - Gospe od Milosti

📍 Kaštel Gomilica, Croația

Kaštel Gomilica was built in the first half of the 16th century by the Benedictine nuns from Split. The nuns built it on the estate (Pustica) which they received as a donation from King Zvonimir of Croatia in 1078.[2] They also built the Romanesque church of St. Cosmas and Damian in 1160, and erected a Catholic Monastery on a small island known today Kaštilac.[3] Kaštel Gomilica was used as one of the shooting locations in the HBO series Game of Thrones where it was used as a backdrop for the Free City of Braavos.[4] source wikipedia

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Sofia Central Cemetery

📍 София, Bulgaria

Central Sofia Cemetery which is the main city cemetery.It is located approximately 2 kilometres north of the railway station on Parva Bulgarska Armia Street, with the cemetery entrance located opposite Mara Buneva Street. The Commission cemetery (Sofia War Cemetery) is located to the rear right hand side. Sofia War Cemetery contains the graves of Commonwealth servicemen who died as prisoners of war or with the occupying forces following the Bulgarian capitulation in September 1918. The original cemetery contained 62 war burials, most of which were brought in from Dubnitza Cemetery, Radomir Cemetery and Military Cemetery, and Sofia Town Cemetery. Further graves were brought in from Varna Protestant Cemetery in 1955 and from Ruschuk British and Jewish Cemeteries in 1960. The Second World War burials are mainly those of airmen who died in raids over Bulgaria towards the end of the war. There is also a special memorial to Major W F Thompson, Royal Artillery, a popular war hero in Bulgaria, who died in June 1944 while helping Bulgarian partisans. His grave, at Letakovo, could not be marked or permanently maintained. Sofia War Cemetery now contains 160 First World War burials and 28 from the Second World War. There are also 12 non war civilian and service graves.

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Cmentarz Bródnowski

📍 Warszawa, Polonia

Bródno cemetery (Polish: Cmentarz Bródnowski, pronounced [ˈtsmɛntaʐ brudˈnɔfskʲi]) is an old cemetery in the Targówek district, in the eastern part of Warsaw, Poland. Occupying an area of 114 hectares (280 acres), it is the largest cemetery in Warsaw. With more than 1.2 million burials, it is one of the largest cemeteries in Europe.

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Байкове кладовище

📍 Київ, Ucraina

Olimpiiska (Ukrainian: Олімпійська, ) is a station on the Obolonsko–Teremkivska Line of the Kyiv Metro system that serves the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. It was opened on 19 December 1981, and was originally named after Kyiv's Republican Stadium as Respublikanskyi Stadion (Ukrainian: Республіканський Стадіон; Russian: Республиканский стадион). It was designed by A.S. Krushynskyi, T.A. Tselikovska, A.S. Andriienko, and Y.M. Sharanevych. The station is built deep underground and consists of a central hall with arcades leading toward the station platforms. The walls have been covered with grey marble and the lighting comes from chandeliers. On a wall at the end of the central hall, are the Olympic rings, commemorating the 1980 Summer Olympics. The station is accessible by passenger tunnels on the Velyka Vasylkivska and another street.

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Harem Šoinovac

📍 Prud, Croația

Harem Šoinovac is a Muslim cemetery in Mostar.

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Syrmisch-Mitrowitz Concentration Camp

📍 Sremska Mitrovica, Sremski okrug, Serbia

Syrmisch-Mitrowitz Concentration Camp

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