Labina

The cemetery (2,130 m²) is surrounded by an earth wall approximately 0.5 m high and 2 to 2.5 m
wide earth wall. Birch trees grow on the inside of the mound. The
Entrance, fenced off with concrete posts, is on the eastern side,
opposite the central monument.

The cemetery is divided into several blocks by footpaths. To the left of the entrance
there are 8 rows of graves, to the right 13 rows. On the right side
there are 3 transverse rows. The graves are marked with concrete crosses.

The issue of "Kriegsgräberfürsorge" 2/34 (Berlin) mentions that there are 449
known and 27 unknown German soldiers of the First World War rest there.

In July 2012, the cemetery was thoroughly restored by the German Armed Forces
was thoroughly restored.