The plaque was replaced by a monument that survived the war. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier turned 100

On November 2, 1925, a coffin with the body of a nameless soldier exhumed at the Lvovian Orląt Cemetery rested in a tomb located in the arcades of the Saski Palace. The Germans blew up the air during planet War II. But the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier has survived to this day and remains 1 of the most crucial symbols of the conflict for his homeland.