Today, as part of his visit to the Czech Republic, Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić visited the Memorial Ossuary and the Serbian Military Cemetery in Jindřichovice, on the site of the largest concentration camp in Austria-Hungary during of the First World War.
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Đurić visits Serbian military cemetery in Jindřichovice
Belgrade/Jindřichovice,
16 July 2024
In the Memorial Ossuary in Jindřichovice, 7,100 Serbian heroes and martyrs, who died in the Jindřichovice camp and in the camps of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, in the territory of today's Czech Republic, were buried.
Đurić, speaking about the cultivation of the culture of memory of our famous ancestors, who gave their lives for freedom, also expressed his gratitude to the custodian of the Serbian military cemetery and ossuary in Jindřichovice, who takes care that the memory of Serbian heroes is preserved.
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mfa.gov.rs
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