In the Catholic cemetery, to the left of the entrance, next to the fence, there is a small military quarter. Resting there are 2 Polish soldiers killed in 1920, 3 soldiers of the Hungarian army killed in 1915, 1 soldier of the German army killed in 1915 and 2 soldiers of the unknown army killed in 1915. All these graves, on which concrete slabs in the shape of a square cross lie, are surrounded by a metal chain placed on metal posts; a few years ago a metal cross without inscription was placed centrally behind the grave slabs. Inscriptions on the grave slabs: 1. 2 unknown soldiers of the unknown army + 1915 2. Mekier F., soldier of the Hungarian army + 24 IX 1915 3. 1 unknown soldier of the unknown army [further illegible] 4. Huszar, soldier of the Hungarian army + 24 IX 1915 5. Fuhrer F., soldier of the German army, Cruppenko (?) + 1915 6. Karabin P., (...) of the Hungarian army + 24 IX 1915 7. Siekierski S., shrg. of the Polish army. 3 k. 58 p.wlkp. + 23 IX 1920 8. Zendel J., szrg. arm. polsk. 1 p. s. m.(?) + 23 IX 1920.