Cmentarz wojenny nr 313 Bochnia

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War Cemetery No. 313 - Bochnia - an Austrian war cemetery from the First World War period, built by the War Cemetery Department of the C. and K. Military Commanders in Krakow and located in its IX Bochnia district. It is a small quarters in the western part of the Bochnia Jewish cemetery located on the hill, in the eastern part of the city, at ul. Krzeczkowa. The soldiers of the Jewish faith were buried there: 19 Austrian-Hungarian from the 80th Infantry Regiment and 22 and 23 Rifle Regiments and 1 Russian soldier. The cemetery has a rectangular shape. The central monument is a matzeva and next to it and in front of it there are two rows of grave with tombstones also in the shape of matzevot. The cemetery was designed by Franz Stark. [source: Wikipedia, 2445028]