During the passage of the front of the Second World War, two soldiers of the Red Army fell in the village of Dobra Voda. They were buried in the local cemetery. The village erected a tombstone for them in 1945, which remained in the cemetery even after the exhumed remains of the soldiers were moved to Slavín.
During the passage of the front of the Second World War, two soldiers of the Red Army fell in the village of Dobra Voda. They were buried in the local cemetery. The village erected a tombstone for them in 1945, which remained in the cemetery even after the exhumed remains of the soldiers were moved to Slavín.
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