Memory across borders
Memorials outside Ukraine
Catalogue records located outside Ukraine.
- Collective grave and memorial of UPA members at Monasterz, Poland
- Symbolic UPA memorial at the cemetery in Werchrata, Poland
- UPA memorial at the cemetery in Radruż, Poland
- Memorial in Kornie with a probable or disputed UPA association, Poland
- Collective UPA grave and monument in Wierzbica, Poland
- Grave of three UPA members in Wierzbica, Poland
- Collective grave of UPA members at former PGR Machnów near Białystok, Poland
- UPA cemetery quarter and graves in Szychowice, Poland
- Claimed graves of UPA members at the cemetery in Hruszowice, Poland
- Former UPA monument in Hruszowice, Poland
- Collective grave of 13 UPA members in Wasylów, Poland
- Grave of UPA members in Hulcze, Poland
- UPA grave and memorial crosses in Nowy Dzików, Poland
- UPA memorial and graves at the old cemetery in Lubliniec Nowy, Poland
- Grave of nine UPA members in Smolnik, Poland
- Grave of Stepan Bandera at Munich Waldfriedhof, Germany
- Grave of Yaroslav Stetsko at Munich Waldfriedhof, Germany
- Memorial plaque to Yaroslav and Yaroslava Stetsko in Munich, Germany
- Grave of Stepan Lenkavskyi at Munich Waldfriedhof, Germany
- Grave of UPA commander Ivan Butkovskyi at Munich Waldfriedhof, Germany
- Grave of Yevhen Konovalets at Crooswijk Cemetery in Rotterdam, Netherlands
- Former grave of Andrii Melnyk and Sofia Fedak-Melnyk at Bonnevoie Cemetery, Luxembourg
- Former memorial to Ukrainian Gulag prisoners linked to UPA at Yur-Shor, Russia
- Bust of Roman Shukhevych at the Ukrainian Youth Unity Complex, Canada
- Memorial to “Fighters for Ukraine’s Freedom” at St. Michael’s Cemetery, Canada
- Monument to the Glory of the UPA at St. Volodymyr Cemetery, Canada
- Former SS Galicia cenotaph at St. Volodymyr Cemetery, Canada
- Heroes’ Monument with busts of Bandera and Shukhevych at Oselia Karpaty, United States
- Heroes’ Monument with busts of Bandera and Shukhevych at Beskyd camp, United States
- Monument to known and unknown fighters of OUN–UPA–UHVR, United States
- Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and UPA grave section at St. Andrew Cemetery, United States
- Monument to Fighters for Ukraine’s Freedom at St. Andrew Cemetery, United States
- Monument to the Galicia Division at St. Mary’s Ukrainian Cemetery, United States
- Ukrainian and Ukrainian-American Veterans Memorial in Warren, United States
- Memorial chapel to the Bukovinsky Kuren near Kerhonkson, United States
- Bust of Oleh Olzhych at the Ukrainian Homestead, United States
- Heroes’ monument with busts of Bandera and Shukhevych at Camp Veselka, Argentina
- Ukrainian war memorial with Galicia Division insignia in Wayville, Australia
- “Freedom for Nations, Freedom for Individuals” plaque at Bradford Cathedral, United Kingdom
- Two Galicia Division memorial plaques at St Michael’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, United Kingdom
- Galicia Division memorial at Hallmuir Ukrainian Chapel, United Kingdom
- Plaque to Roman Shukhevych, OUN and UPA at Santa Sofia a Via Boccea, Italy
- Memorial to the 1st Ukrainian Division behind St. Leonhard Church in Feldbach, Austria
- Memorial plaque to the 1st Ukrainian Division in Feldbach Old Parish Church, Austria
- Memorial to the “fallen sons of Ukraine” at Bad Gleichenberg cemetery, Austria
- Ukrainian and Styrian fallen memorial at Bierbaum parish church, Austria
- Memorial to the 1st Ukrainian Division at Trautmannsdorf cemetery, Austria
- Galicia Division memorial at Gnas cemetery, Austria
- Roman Shukhevych bas-relief and OUN/UPA signs inside the Ukrainian Youth Unity Complex, Canada
- Savaryn Drive, Canada
- OUN-B proclamation and UPA anniversary plaque at Oselia Beskyd, United States
- Bandera Drive, United States
- Statue of Josyf Slipyj outside Saints Volodymyr and Olha Church, United States
- Patriarch Josyf Slipyj Way, United States
- Bust of Josyf Slipyj at Soyuzivka Heritage Center, United States
- Josyf Cardinal Slipyj Catholic School, Canada