Calbe/Saale, an der Arnstedtstraße

The cemetery in Calbe (Saale) contains the graves of 18 Germans and 2 deceased of unknown nationality. They died between October 18, 1914 and December 5, 1920. At the entrance to the municipal cemetery, a large memorial wall lists the names of the foreigners who were deported to Germany for forced labor and died in and around Calbe. Nine Poles, including an infant Genoewa [Genowefa - correction Druzik] Mazwek, January 29 - June 15, 1945, two Yugoslavs and 13 unknown persons are buried in 22 graves. Another memorial wall is dedicated to the German victims of National Socialism. It lists the names of Calbe's Nazi opponents who died before 1945 and those who died after 1945. Source: S. Endlich and N. Goldenbogen, Gedenkstätten für die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus, Band II. Federal Agency for Civic Education, Bonn 1999. Ministry of the Interior and Sport of Saxony-Anhalt, Die Gräber erhalten, den Frieden bewahren. Graves for the victims of the First World War on the territory of present-day Saxony-Anhalt, Magdeburg 2014.