Very close to Krępki, a small village situated in the woods in Pomerania, not far from the town of Czersk, there stood a few decades ago the individual graves of 14 soldiers of the Grande Armée, surrounded by a fence. The trace of these graves was lost in the 1960s and 1970s owing to levelling work carried out on the cemetery grounds in order to plant trees there. But thanks to the recent initiative of Mr Maciej Łobocki, who conducted research and gathered valuable testimonies, their location was rediscovered; he then decided to have planted there, with the permission of the current owner of the land (the State Treasury Property Agency) and at his own expense, a black metal cross with a small informative sign, to honour the memory of these soldiers.