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Polish Cemetery at Monte Cassino : ウィキペディア英語版
Polish Cemetery at Monte Cassino

The Polish Cemetery at Monte Cassino holds the graves of over a thousand Poles who died, storming the bombed-out Benedictine abbey atop the mountain in May 1944, during the Battle of Monte Cassino.
The religious affiliations of the deceased are indicated by three types of headstone: the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox headstones feature different forms of the Christian cross, and the Jewish headstones bear the Star of David.
The cemetery also holds the grave of General Władysław Anders, who had commanded the Polish forces that captured Monte Cassino. Anders died in London in 1970.
The Polish memorial at Monte Cassino bears the following two inscriptions
The first, based on the Epitaph of Simonides, reads:
::Passer-by, go tell Poland
::That we have perished obedient to her service
The other translates from Polish:
::For our freedom and yours
::We soldiers of Poland
::Gave
::Our soul to God
::Our life to the soil of Italy
::Our hearts to Poland
An anthem, ''The Red Poppies on Monte Cassino'' — composed on the eve of the Polish storming of the German stronghold — memorializes the Polish soldiers who gave their lives. The refrain is familiar to all Poles:
::The red poppies on Monte Cassino
::Drank Polish blood instead of dew...
::O'er the poppies the soldiers did go
::'Mid death, and to their anger stayed true!
::Years will come and ages will go,
::Enshrining their strivings and their toil!...
::And the poppies on Monte Cassino
::Will be redder for Poles' blood in their soil.
==Gallery==

Image:Orthodox and catholic gravestones at Monte Cassino.JPG|Orthodox (front)and Catholic (rear) gravestones at Monte Cassino
Image:Jewish gravestone at Monte Cassino.JPG|Jewish gravestone at Monte Cassino
Image:Anders gravestone at Monte Cassino.jpg|Gravestone of General Anders at Monte Cassino
image:ABRAHAM WURZEL MONTE CASSINO.jpg|The gravestone of the Jewish soldier from Anders army Abraham Wurzel
Image:View of Monte Cassino monastery from Polish cemetery.jpg|View of Monte Cassino monastery from Polish Cemetery
Image:Polish cemetery seen from Monte Cassino monastery.jpg|Polish Cemetery seen from Monte Cassino monastery
Image:Plaque_at_Polish_cemetery_in_Monte_Cassino.jpg|Plaque at Polish Cemetery in Monte Cassino



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