Cmentarz wojenny we Frąckach

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War Cemetery in Frącki - a historic cemetery from World War I, located near the village of Frącki in the Podlasie voivodship, Sejneński poviat in the Giby commune. The cemetery has a rectangular shape. It is surrounded by a mesh fence on 4 sides. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the Augustów - Sejny road. From this side, there is a metal entrance gate set on two brick pillars from which leads the alley dividing the cemetery into two parts. On both sides there are poorly visible collective graves in eight rows of 16 on each side framed with stone curbs. The tombs have two dimensions 1,6 × 4 mm and 1,6 by 7 m. The cemetery is buried 320 soldiers in graves who died in 1915 and in 1916: * 136 German soldiers - one stone tombstone survived - Kurt Lochau, doctor IR 131 (August 16, 1888 - February 16, 1916), * 187 Russian. [source: Wikipedia, 2420089]

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