The standards were marched into position around the memorial stone at the annual memorial service to the victims of the Katyn massacre.

Polish exiles waited to lay wreaths at an annual memorial service to the victims of the Katyn massacre.

Relatives and service representatives lining up with wreaths and flowers ahead of the annual memorial service to the victims of the Katyn massacre.

Annual May remembrance service for the victims of the Katyn massacre. Jerzy Morawricz, a minister of the Polish Government in Exile, the Wolverhampton branch of the Polish Ex-Combatants Association, and Stefan Staniszewskiare mentioned. The photograph sh

Zbigniew Scholtz, minister of the Polish Government in Exile, attended the annual memorial service to the victims of the Katyn massacre. The photograph includes the banner of Free Polish fighting men.

Visitors to the War Cemetery on the day a special wreath laying service for VE Day was held.

A visitor looking at old German gravestones outside the cemetery. A clandestine VE-Day ceremony had been held by members of a Neo-Nazi group, the National Action Party, who had chanted racist slogans over graves believed to be of SS Officers outside the c

Some of the forty young people from Bremen, Germany, who visited as part of the annual spring clean of the cemetery.

Some of a group of forty young people from Bremen, Germany, who visited as part of the annual spring clean of the cemetery. Staffordshire County Council, Eric Roberts, and Arthur Cholerton are mentioned.

Councillors wanted to move the memorial from beside the railway station to Gaol Square, Stafford.