The cemetery contains two mass graves of victims of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. Those murdered in Vladimir Volynsky between 1942 and 1944 and those killed in the same period in the following villages of Vladimir district are buried there: Augustów, Barbarówka, Bielin, Błażenik, Brzezina, Chobułtowa, Chotiaczów, Chrynów, Falemicze, Hajki, Helenówka Chojeńska [Gnojeńska], Helenówka Werbska, Izów (Iżów), Marcelówka, Maria Wola, Niskienicze, Nowojanka, Oktawin, Owadno, Rusnów, Sądowa, Smolarnia, Smolary (Smolowa), Stefanówka, Suchodoły, Ułanówka, Zimno, Zofiówka, Zygmuntówka. It is not possible to establish the personalities of the people buried in these graves - it is likely that the remains of the victims brought to the cemetery were buried in a currently available place and this is how these graves were created.

On the grave hiding the remains of 120 victims there is a monument, dating from the war - it is a tall slender concrete obelisk, topped with a sphere. A tall metal cross is placed on the second grave where 150 people were buried, now partly built over by later burials.

There were also individual graves of victims of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army in the cemetery, but these could not be found.