Deep in the cemetery, at the very end of the main avenue, there is a fenced-off section where Polish soldiers killed in the 1920 battles were buried. On the basis of archival documents, it was determined that the cemetery section contained 12 graves, and nine names of soldiers buried here were known. Currently, two long earthen graves, unfenced, can be distinguished in the fenced area; a low metal cross stands in the plot; no inscription or symbol indicates that Polish soldiers are buried here. In the upper left corner of the plot is the grave of a teacher, murdered in 1924.