Cmentarz wojenny nr 277 Okocim

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War Cemetery No. 277 - Okocim - an Austrian war cemetery from the period of World War I, built by the War Cemetery Department of the C. and K. Military Commanders in Krakow and located in its area VIII Brzesko. It is a small grave on the edge of the Goetz palace park in Brzesko-Okocim, at ul. Mickiewicza, the road leading from Brzesko to Nowy Sącz. The building was built on a rectangular plan. It is surrounded by a fence made of metal rods with a cross motif. At the headboard there is a small monument crowned with a casket. On its front wall are crossed - a bayonet and a palm leaf, and under them a text in Polish: On the side walls there is a motif of the Maltese cross and under it the names of the fallen. On it were collected nine soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian army who died on November 20-21 1914 in a skirmish at Okocim. The cemetery designer was undefined. Perhaps it was Robert Motka, the designer of this District. [source: Wikipedia, 2101991]