Details on the <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Matter_Family_Tomb.jpg" title="File:Matter Family Tomb.jpg">Matter Family Tomb</a> before the restoration of 2010/2011. Alfons Matter (1850-1947), the renowned builder\businessman who developed the district of Cieszyn that became known as <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://fotopolska.eu/174487,foto.html">Matterówka</a>, died in Gliwice during forced deportation after WWII but his body was brought back to be buried at Grave XV-31. As with other gravestones in the cemetery, many German inscriptions and German names, especially 'Adolf', were erased following the end of WWII. (In this instance the name 'Annie' was apparently erased because as a 'non-Polish' name it was assumed to be German.)
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