This stone bust of a Napoleonic soldier, placed on a pedestal in the form of a rectangular column, was erected in 1997 to the east of the town of Szczecinek (Western Pomerania), on St George's hill, where a chapel and a hospital, and later a cemetery, once stood, near which 119 Napoleonic soldiers who died of wounds, cold or exhaustion during the retreat of the Russian campaign were buried. On the column supporting the bust is engraved, in Polish and in French, the following inscription: "To the memory of 119 Napoleonic soldiers who died exhausted on the return from Moscow and buried here – December 1812 - February 1813". It should be noted that the French inscription contains two mistakes ("enterrer" and "an retour").