Search teams complete exhumation work at Holosko cemetery in Lviv
Ukrainian and Polish specialists spent more than a month examining a burial site tied to 1939 fighting for the city.
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Ukrainian and Polish specialists have completed exhumation work at the old Holosko Cemetery in Lviv after more than a month examining the burial site, according to Ukrinform.
The site contains the graves of soldiers of the Polish Army and members of the German Wehrmacht who died during the fighting for Lviv in September 1939, at the outset of the Second World War.
The joint effort between Ukrainian and Polish teams reflects ongoing cooperation between the two countries on identifying and properly documenting historical burial sites tied to the war.
Ukrinform's report did not specify how many remains were examined during the exhumation or detail what will happen to the site following the completion of this phase of work.
Such projects are often part of broader efforts by Poland and Ukraine to account for wartime dead and preserve historical memory of the conflict in the region.
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- Search teams complete exhumation work at Holosko cemetery in Lviv — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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