In Lviv, the Remains of the Polish Wars of World War II Are Exhumed
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On 25 August, search and exhumation work began at the old Vozkov cemetery in Lviv, and these were the remains of the Polish military, who died during the fighting in September 1939.
In Lviv, research was started at the old Holoskovsky cemetery with the aim of exhumation and subsequent reburial of the remains of soldiers of the Polish Army who died in September 1939.
In Lviv, the exhumation and re-housing of the remains of Polish soldiers killed in September 1939 began, and work on the territory of the old Vozkov cemetery will continue until 2 October, with the joint participation of specialists from Ukraine and Poland.
In Lviv, research was started with the aim of exhumation and subsequent reburial of the remains of soldiers of the Polish Army who died in September 1939.
Research will be carried out at the old Holoskovsky cemetery in Lviv for the subsequent exhumation and reburial of the remains of soldiers of the Polish Army who died in September 1939.
Exhumation work will continue until early October under bilateral agreements
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