In the southwest of the city, near the water tower, lies the Aalborg
South Cemetery (Söndre Kirkegaard).
There, 254 German soldiers and 1,096 refugees from the Second
World War II are buried there in a closed complex, which was created by reorganizing
smaller cemeteries. The individual graves are marked by
marked by stone steles.
A bronze cross more than five meters high stands in the middle of the field,
a stone slab in front of it names the number of those buried here in German and Danish
The number of people buried here.
