In the Jewish section of the Mirogoj Cemetery in Zagreb, the grave of Polish Army officer Ignacy Schrenzel has been preserved. According to the information contained in "Materials for the History of the Polish Army" by T. Kryski-Karski, he was a second lieutenant of the reserve sappers, died in Zagreb, and the cause of his death was suicide. The circumstances under which he found himself in Zagreb are not known, it can only be assumed that he arrived there from Hungary or Romania, like other Polish refugees. The tombstone bears an inscription in Croatian: "OVDJE POČIVA ŽRTVA FAŠIZMA / PORUČNIK WOJSK POLSKICH / ING IGNACY SCHRENZEL / ROD. 28.V.1899. UMRO. 8.VIII.1940" [Here rests a victim of fascism / lieutenant of the Polish Army / ing Ignacy Schrenzel / born. 28.v.1899, died 8.8.1940]. The tombstone was certainly created after the end of the Second World War, presumably during the existence of Yugoslavia, as indicated by the term "victim of fascism" used in the inscription.