[Lviv - celebrations at the Lviv Cemetery of the Eaglets on May 7, 1939 - situational photograph]. May 7, 1939. photo form....

[Lviv - celebrations at the Lviv Cemetery of the Eaglets on May 7, 1939 - situational photograph]. May 7, 1939. photograph form. 12.1x17.5 cm.
Numerous participants of the ceremony. In the depth visible the Chapel of the Defenders in the Cemetery of the Eaglets of Lviv. On the plate the inscription: "Lviv 7. V. 1939". On the back stamp: "Christian Photographic Institution 'Wiarus' Lviv, 3. Kurkowa St. tel. 249-54". Abrasions on the face and back.
Cemetery of the Defenders of Lviv (popular name: Cemetery of Eaglets) - is an autonomous part of Lychakiv Cemetery in Lviv. It occupies a separate place - the slopes of the hills on the Pohulanka side. It contains the graves of participants in the defense of Lviv and Eastern Lesser Poland, killed in 1918-1920 or who died in later years. It is often referred to as the Cemetery of Eaglets, because among the nearly 3,000 soldiers buried there, most are young boys, the Lviv Eaglets. (https://www.lwow.com.pl/lwow2002/o2.html).