The "Foreigners' Cemetery" in Schloss Neuhaus-Sennelager, in the area of the Senne military training area, was established in 1914 for deceased foreign prisoners of war. Today, over 660 dead rest here; there is no exact number. Many died in the military hospitals that were attached to two prison camps during the First World War. After many of the dead had been reburied, 205 remained: 172 Russians, 26 Belgians and 7 Romanians. 130 - 140 unknown dead were added during and after the Second World War. Finally, all foreign war dead from the administrative district of Detmold were transferred here, 270 in total. They were mainly forced laborers and their families. They mostly came from Poland, but also from Yugoslavia, Hungary, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Lithuania, Latvia, Ukraine, Belgium, France and even China and India. Many of them were very young children. The dead also included foreign soldiers who had fought in Wehrmacht units. This text was taken from the information board at Paderborn's Westfriedhof cemetery.