SLAVONSKI BROD, May 24 (Hina) - The remains of 48 German WW2 soldiers were found last February on the construction site of a new school gym in Sibinje, eastern Croatia. They were found in a mass grave and will be buried at the
Lovrinec cemetery in the southern Adriatic city of Split in a grave containing the remains of more than 1,000 German soldiers killed during or immediately after WW2, a member of a county commission for the research of the Sibinje mass grave, Mate Tustanic. The obligation to bury them at Lovrinec and the burial costs will be undertaken by a German non-governmental organisation for war graves in Southeast Europe. The task will be supervised by the Alliance of Germans and Austrians of Croatia and the German Embassy in Zagreb.(hina) ha sb
SLAVONSKI BROD, May 24 (Hina) - The remains of 48 German WW2
soldiers were found last February on the construction site of a new
school gym in Sibinje, eastern Croatia.
They were found in a mass grave and will be buried at the Lovrinec
cemetery in the southern Adriatic city of Split in a grave
containing the remains of more than 1,000 German soldiers killed
during or immediately after WW2, a member of a county commission for
the research of the Sibinje mass grave, Mate Tustanic.
The obligation to bury them at Lovrinec and the burial costs will be
undertaken by a German non-governmental organisation for war
graves in Southeast Europe. The task will be supervised by the
Alliance of Germans and Austrians of Croatia and the German Embassy
in Zagreb.
(hina) ha sb