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Exhumation works continue at the old Holoskiv Cemetery in Lviv, where the remains of 24 soldiers killed in September 1939 have been discovered. Among them are 17 soldiers of the Polish Army and 7 German military personnel. The remains have been sent for DNA testing, and after the research, they are planned to be reburied in Mostyska.
Holoskiv Cemetery · Lviv · Polish Army · German Army · Society for the Search of War Victims 'Memory'
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