The cemetery in Miora contains Polish soldiers' graves from the Polish-Bolshevik War. The quarters were arranged in the late 1920s and early 1930s, the inscription on the main monument reads: "Here rests several dozen / soldiers of the Polish Army / fallen in 1920 / Honour their memory / Compatriots 2001". The original size of the plot is not known - only 10 graves around the main monument and 7 graves in other parts of the cemetery, a dozen or so metres away from the main monument, have survived. The surviving graves contain 10 soldiers known by name and 30 unnamed soldiers. The main monument and the graves around it were renovated in 2001, but the section now requires comprehensive renovation work.