In the local cemetery there is a mass earthen grave with 9 Czech citizens of Jewish origin buried during World War I and 21 Polish citizens buried during World War II. It is a long earth grave overgrown with low-growing vegetation. In the middle of the grave are two slabs with inscriptions in Czech: "Zde odpočívá 9 občanů židovského původu z 1. světové války" (Here rest 9 citizens of Jewish origin from World War 1) and "Zde odpočívá 21 polských občanů z druhé světové války" (Here rest 21 Polish citizens from World War 2). The names of those buried are currently unknown.