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The Romanian soldiers buried on the territory of Albania are the prisoners taken by the Austro-Hungarian troops during World War I, 1916-1918. According to the data we have at the present, 103 Romanian soldiers are buried in: Durres (2), Elbasan (76), Shkodra (15), Valona (10). The Romanian soldiers buried in Armenia are the ones who died as prisoners in the Soviet concentration camps. According to the data we have, 175 Romanian soldiers are buried in Armenia, but the locations haven't been identified.
The Romanian soldiers buried in Azerbaidjan are the ones who died as prisoners in the Soviet concentration camps. According to the data we have, 175 Romanian soldiers are buried in Azerbaidjan, but the locations haven't been identified.
The Romanian soldiers buried in Belarus are the ones who died as prisoners in the Soviet concentration camps during World War II. At the present, we do not know the cities where the Romanian soldiers are buried.
The Romanian soldiers buried in Belgium are the ones who died as prisoners during World War I. According to the data we have, there are 11 Romanian soldiers buried in the cemeteries from: Boussu sur Haine (1), Anvers (1), Charleroi (1), Mons (8).
The Romanian soldiers buried on the territory of the Czech Republic are the ones who died during World War II. According to the data we have at the present, the number of the deceased is approx. 1,500. The cemetery where the great majority of the Romanian heroes died in the Czech Republic were regrouped is at Brno - approx. 1,500 soldiers.
The Romanian soldiers buried in Estonia are the ones who died as prisoners during World War I. According to the data we have, there are 12 Romanian soldiers buried in Estonia, but the location haven't been identified.
The Romanian soldiers buried on the territory of France are the ones who died as prisoners of war during World War I. The Romanian prisoners kept in France in the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, at that time belonging to the German Empire, were divided into labour groups and sent to work in military areas. Many of them died here because of the hard conditions and illnesses. According to the data we have now, the number of the Romanian soldiers buried in France is approx. 2,746, and there are 46 burial places. The main cities where the Romanian heroes rest in peace are: Dieuse (947), Haguenau (472), Soultzmatt (680), Labry (256), Sarrebourg (224), Maubenge (80) and other cities (111).
The Romanian soldiers buried in Georgia are the ones who died as prisoners in the Soviet concentration camps. According to the data we have, 303 Romanian soldiers are buried in Georgia, but the locations haven't been identified.
The Romanian soldiers buried on the territory of Germany died as prisoners during the two World Wars. According to the data we have at the present, approx. 3,500 Romanian soldiers died in Germany during World War I. They are buried in: Zwikau (120), Veil am Rhein (53), Mannheim (62), Worms (153), Schaeferthal (72), Ulm (99). During World War II, between 1944-1945, approx. 229 Romanian soldiers died as prisoners. They lots for the Romanian soldiers are in Berlin-Neukolln (12), Hamburg-Bergerdorf (12), Minden (12), Hannover (11), Soldan (10).
The Romanian soldiers buried on the territory of Greece are the ones who died in the war prisoners'camps during World War I. In the cemetery in the city of Drama there are 97 Romanian soldiers buried, prisoners taken by the Central Powers.
The Romanian soldiers buried in Hungary are the prisoners from World War I or the ones fallen in the battles of 1944-1945. Up to the present, the burial places of the soldiers who died during World War I haven't been identified precisely. We have identified cemeteries in Ostffyasszonyfa (between 4.300-12,000) and Sulysap (unknown number). In the battles fought by the Romanian troops in Hungary, many soldiers died in the line of duty. The ones who died in these battles are buried in over 470 military cemeteries and lots and monuments were raised in their honor in over 19 cities. The main cities where the Romanian soldiers are buried are: Aszalo (238), Gyor (200), Hajduboszormeny (236), Megyaszo (1,614), Miskolc (704), Nyregyhaza (308), Rakosliget-Budapesta (164), Szarfold (272), other cities (4,830).
The Romanian soldiers buried in Italy are the ones fallen during World War I. Accoridng to the data we have, we identified at the present 1,189 soldiers. The main cities where the Romanian soldiers are buried are: Casale D'Altamura (165), Trento (109), Avezano (137), Bolazaro (54), Udine (56), Piedimelze (69), Totoli (47), Milano (18), and in other cities (434).
The Romanian soldiers buried in Kazahstan are the ones who died as prisoners of war in World War II. According to the data we have, the number of the deceased is approx. 940, buried in Akmolinsk (40), Western Kazahstan (50) and other cities (850).
The Romanian soldier buried in Latvia died in a Soviet concentration camp during World War I, but the location hasn`t been identified.
The Romanian soldiers buried in Lituania are the ones who died in the Soviet concentration camps during World War II. According to the data we have, two Romanian soldiers are buried in Lituania, but the locations haven't been identified.
The Romanian soldiers buried on the territory of the Moldova Republic are the ones who died during World War II in the battles for the liberation of Basarabia. According to the data we have at the present, the number of the fallen heroes is approx. 6,072. The main cities where the Romanian soldiers are buries are: Tiganca (1,061), Cania (938), Miclauseni (350), Chisinau (232), Soroca (455), Tiglina (518).
The Romanian soldiers buried on the territory of Poland are the ones who died during World War I. According to the data we have at the present, the number of the deceased in 3,294. Most of them are buried in the cemeteries from Stagard Szezerinski (24), Markajny (506), Lidsbark Warminski (506).
Slovakia The Romanian soldiers buried in Slovakia are the ones who died during World War II. According to the data we have at the present, the number of the deceased is approx. 15,077. The main cities where the Romanian heroes are buried are Zvolen (10,384), Banska Bistrica (1,720), Nova Bana (15), Podkriva (57), Stara Tura (36), and in other cities (4,559).
The Romanian soldiers buried in Uzbekistan are the ones who died as prisoners in the Soviet concentration camps. According to the data we have, 10 Romanian soldiers are buried in Uzbekistan, but the locations haven't been identified.
The Romanian soldiers buried in the former Yugoslavia are the ones who died during World War I. According tot the data we have, there are 448 soldiers who died as prisoners on the territory of Slovenia. They are buried in the cemeteries from Brje pri Komnu, Lublijana (80), Rence, Skofja-Loka, Ukanc (2). In Bosnia-Herzegovina there are 69 Romanian soldiers buried in the cemeteries
in Sarajevo (32) and Zenica (28). According to the data we have now, there are about 3,439 Romanian soldiers buried in Serbia and Muntenegru. They were prisoners taken by the Austro-Hungarian troops during 1916-1918. Larger Romanian cemeteries are in the cities: Kotor (162), Nis (215), Smedorovo (2,458). In Macedonia (F.Y.R.O.M) there are 1,114 Romanian soldiers buried, died as prisoners during World War I. The Romanian cemeteries are in the cities: Gradska (241), Skopje (153), Veles (664), other cities (56). Romanian Cemeteries in Romania | Foreign Cemeteries in Romania
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