This monument, visible from afar, was designed by German sculptor Hermann Kurt Hosaeus, whereas the grave fields, fences and tombstones were designed by Anton Müller. The cemetery is the burial site for the total of 439 German, 281 Austro-Hungarian and 43 Russian soldiers. A beautiful view of the vicinity spreads from this carefully renovated necropolis.On May 2, 1915, the Russian fortifications on the hill, surrounded by abatises with barb-wire entanglement and minefields were attacked by the German infantry units of the Second Division of the Prussian Guarde du Corps. It turned out that the several-hour-long artillery fire by mistake omitted this part of the Russian lines and the First Regiment of Prussian Grenadiers, crossing through minefields, was caught under the enemy gun machine fire. Finally, thanks to the advances of the division on the remaining sections, this hill was also captured but the regiment was decimated and suffered the loss of over 600 killed or wounded soldiers.