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German cemeteries in Wroclaw [17]
It is always a difficult situation to have the graves of enemy soldiers on your own soil.
It depends.
In another thread we talked about WW1 cemeteries in Poland, many of which are renovated nowadays. Christian crosses, Orthodox crosses and Jewish stars stand by each other in peace and harmony.
The care for those cemeteries is natural because WW1 soldiers only killed each other. They didn't consider themselves to be Ubermenschen and others slaves, they didn't slaughter civilians and POWs by millions, they didn't burn and blow up whole cities, they didn't gas Jews.
German soldiers did all these crimes during WW2. What do you expect - that victims who were lucky to survive would take care of deadly enemy`s graves while their own family graves were still fresh?
But Polish - German partnership has done much to improve the situation. Old wounds have healed in most cases. That is why you can see such views in Krakow`s military cemetery: