Deep inside the cemetery, situated by the main road, is a war plot where several soldiers of the 6th Brigade of the Home Army are buried. In addition to the graves containing the burials, there are several symbolic graves dedicated to the fallen soldiers of this brigade whose bodies could not be found or who were buried elsewhere.
The quarter occupies an L-shaped area and consists of 23 concrete graves in the shape of sloping slabs decorated with flat crosses. At the intersection of the arms of the crosses are brass plaques bearing the names of the fallen and those commemorated. The graves are situated on either side of a small memorial made of a light grey granite block set on a base of granite pebbles. On the front side, the block is decorated with a cast-iron bas-relief of Our Lady of the Dawn Gate, embedded in an eagle, against a background of the badge of the 6th Brigade. Below this are three brass plaques. On the upper and middle one are inscriptions: "The quarters of the fallen soldiers of the 6th Vilnius Partisan Brigade of the Home Army" // "Armijos Krajovos VI Vilniaus partizanu brigados žuvusiu karejviu bustine", on the lower plaque a list of localities with dates of battles was placed.