Top Things to do in Uscie Gorlickie
9 Sights & Landmarks in Uscie Gorlickie That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Uscie Gorlickie, Poland including St. Dimitri Orthodox Curch, World War I Cemetery no 52, Care of Our Lady Orthodox Church, Church of St. Parasceve in Kwiaton, World War I Cemetery nr 47, Saint Basil church in Konieczna, Orthodox church of the Protection of the Mother of God, Cerkiew pw. Sw.Sw. Kosmy i Damiana w Skwirtnem, World War I Cemetery no 52.
1. St. Dimitri Orthodox Curch
2. World War I Cemetery no 52
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3. Care of Our Lady Orthodox Church
4. Church of St. Parasceve in Kwiaton
5. World War I Cemetery nr 47
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One of nearly 400 cemeteries in southern Małopolska region - those were built during or soon after WWI, and are monuments to those who have fallen during the Battle of Gorlice - one of the biggest battles on eastern front. This one is in the village of Konieczna, and it's hidden behind the Orthodox church (tserkva).
6. Saint Basil church in Konieczna
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Wooden orthodox church built in early 20th century. The ownership of this tserkva (orthodox church) has been passed between three different religions already, in line with forced changes in local society.
7. Orthodox church of the Protection of the Mother of God
8. Cerkiew pw. Sw.Sw. Kosmy i Damiana w Skwirtnem
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9. World War I Cemetery no 52
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This is one of more than 400 cemeteries set up around 1915, during WWI, shortly after Gorlice-Tarnow Operation (biggest on eastern front). Austrian Ministry of War set up special commision, with top architects, to design a network of cemeteries. This cemeteries were located in notable places, mainly on hills in centre of villages. Buried there were soldiers from both sides of the conflict.
