In Büdingen, at the level of St Remigius’ Church, in the furthest part of the cemetery, one can find graves of several victims of World War I and World War II as well as those of American soldiers who were killed in different missions that took place at the turn of the 21st century. Just beyond a red sandstone cross, the names of the German victims of both world wars are inscribed upon a set of headstones. Behind, there are several rows of metal plaques with their names, placed on stones that sit on the grass.
The last row contains plaques-headstones with the names of 8 Polish citizens that are buried here. According to archive documents, a total of 20 Polish victims were buried in this cemetery, including 7 Polish children. As a result, 12 plaques or gravestones are missing here.Cemetery address: Büdingen, Hesse
Am Kreischborn 5
63654 Büdingen
GPS: 50.290930,9.103721
Cemetery administration: Friedhofsverwaltung des Stadtteilfriedhofes Büdingen,
www.stadt-buedingen.de/B%C3%BCrgerservice/Friedh%C3%B6fe/B%C3%BCdingen/,
friedhofsamt@stadt-buedingen.de,
Eberhard-Bauner-Allee 16, 63654 Büdingen,
