Uelzen - Molzen, Ev.- luth. Friedhof

According to the information available to us, a total of 15 dead from the Second World War and the National Socialist tyranny rest in this cemetery in 2 well-kept row graves. In detail: - In the middle of the cemetery, 10 German soldiers who died on April 17, 1945 during the battles for the village of Molzen - In the left rear corner, the graves of 3 Polish, 1 Soviet-Russian and 1 unknown forced laborer. Two of them died in 1944; the others during the fighting in April 1945. Not all of them have gravestones, although the names are listed in the burial list except for the unknown. Photos: Volker Fleig 2013