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Even One in Three Graves Remains Unpaid. Years Later, Someone Else May Be Buried There.

Summary by Rzeczpospolita
In Poznań, almost one in three graves in two municipal cemeteries is not paid for by the deceased's family. In Gdańsk, the figure is one in twelve. At least 20 years after the burial, another person may be buried in such a grave.
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In Poznań, almost one in three graves in two municipal cemeteries is not paid for by the deceased's family. In Gdańsk, the figure is one in twelve. At least 20 years after the burial, another person may be buried in such a grave.

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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