 All Saints' Day at the Military Cemetery in Kraków. Each of the unknown soldiers that lie here gets a burning candle on this special evening. View using: Autodetect • DevalVR • QuickTime • Flash • FPP Google Earth placemark • GPX • MapQuest • Zumi • Yahoo • Panoramio Show on map • Show nearest ↓   All Saints' Day at the Military Cemetery in Kraków. The monument commemorating Soviet soldiers who died during the Second World War. View using: Autodetect • DevalVR • QuickTime • Flash • FPP Google Earth placemark • GPX • MapQuest • Zumi • Yahoo • Panoramio Show on map • Show nearest ↓ Comments: 0 • Add a comment ↓  All Saints' Day at the Military Cemetery in Kraków. This monument by Piotr Chwastarz, Henryk Olszówka and Grzegorz Kawczyński, commemorates Polish soldiers from the "Kraków" Army who died defending their country in September 1939. View using: Autodetect • DevalVR • QuickTime • Flash • FPP Google Earth placemark • GPX • MapQuest • Zumi • Yahoo • Panoramio Show on map • Show nearest ↓ Comments: 0 • Add a comment ↓  All Saints' Day at the Commonwealth section of the Military Cemetery in Kraków. An excerpt from Wikipedia: "The Cross of Sacrifice or War Cross was designed by Sir Reginald Blomfield for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and is the focal point of the numerous Commonwealth war cemeteries throughout the world. It is a 4 point limestone Latin cross. On the face of the cross is a bronze sword, blade down. It is usually mounted on an octagonal base. The Cross represents the faith of the majority of the dead and the sword represents the military character of the cemetery". View using: Autodetect • DevalVR • QuickTime • Flash • FPP Google Earth placemark • GPX • MapQuest • Zumi • Yahoo • Panoramio Show on map • Show nearest ↓ Comments: 0 • Add a comment ↓ |
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