Cmentarz wojenny nr 212 Bobrowniki Małe

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War Cemetery No. 212 - Bobrowniki Małe - an Austrian war cemetery from the First World War, built by the War Cemetery Department of the Commander-in-Chief and Commander in Cracow in its district VIII Brzesko. It is located in the eastern part of the village of Bobrowniki Małe, located in the Lesser Poland voivodship, in the Tarnów poviat, in the commune of Wierzchosławice. On a country road, on a small hill, there was a statue of Saint. John of Nepomuk from 1742. Austrians buried around her, 26 killed in the battle of soldiers of the Russian army, creating a small necropolis. During the Great War, civilians were also buried there, civilian victims of fights. The cemetery has a rectangular shape and an area of about 2 ares. The central element is the baroque figure of the saint. The fact that this is a soldier's cemetery is now demonstrated only by a metal Orthodox cross placed on a concrete post of a fence behind a figure. Under the cross there is also a metal, but unreadable plate. On the fence, in front of the statue, there is a commemorative plaque with the text: The cemetery was designed by Robert Motka. [source: Wikipedia, 2686841]