The cemetery contains the quarters of Polish soldiers killed in 1920. The remains of soldiers exhumed in the 1930s from the villages of: Dominowo, Maksymówka, Powiazyń, Putniki, Szapowały and Wołodźki. The cemetery plot is located right at the entrance to the cemetery and is not fenced. The main monument is a tall granite cross on a massive base with inscriptions on its walls. On the front of the monument is engraved the traditional inscription in honour of the fallen, which reads: "To the heroes of the battles for freedom in 1919 - 1920 / - town of Radoszkowice, 11 XI 1930", while on the sides a poem of undetermined authorship is placed: "Through the victorious fields of glory / let down hope to the chilled / Take your whole country as a guarantee / let the warmth of life blow / Where the sun's morning path / unites the country - Mother of God!" and "The spirit of the brave in the eagle's flight / enlightens you in the dark grotto / and here the young generations / will seek solace / feeling the pains of your bones / find the way to the future". Earthen graves with concrete crosses were placed around the memorial. There are 13 at present, but it is likely that there were once more.