In November 2009, near the Shirokorechenskoye cemetery on the 7th kilometer of the Moskovsky Trakt, a renovated, modest memorial to the prisoners of war of the Second World War was opened. This is an integral page of the Great War and it must be understood that it is dedicated to people, and not to fascist ideas. The Shirokorechenskoe cemetery was chosen by the "People's Union of Germany for the Care of War Graves" as the central memorial place for 13 thousand prisoners of war of the German, Hungarian, Romanian, Italian, Japanese armies who fought on the side of Nazi Germany.→