It is in Libiąż in Lesser Poland. It has been operating since 1907 and started mining in 1910 on the initiative of French investors. British prisoners of war were sent to work in that mine during the occupation, but prisoners from the Auschwitz concentration camp finally replaced them. Today the mine belongs to Tauron Wydobycie.
What happens when someone you love goes missing on a European border? There is still no European law that requires governments to identify the dead and notify their families. Over half the graves we found in our investigation were buried without a name. We present the stories of Europe’s border graves in three collections of 360 degree videos, taking us to border cemeteries in Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, and Poland.
