At Urle there is a metal cross painted green; on the base three plaques are fixed bearing the names of 10 French prisoners of war: Pierre MAZERAC, Henri BONNIN, Camille DESPLAT, Julien DHUIN, Lucien RENARD, Jean PERIE, Maurice NEVEU, Auguste TESSE, André SAGET, Joseph GAMELIN. According to the plaques, they were prisoners of at least two concentration camps: Soldau (Darłowo) and Katzendorf. They came to Urle after the liberation of the camps following the January offensive. Their arrival was recorded in the chronicle of the Urle primary school on 19/02/1945: "Groups of prisoners from the camps are arriving at Urle: French, English, Yugoslavs, Greeks". In abandoned summer houses, they were to regain their strength and wait for the chance to return to their homeland. Some, sadly, met their death on Polish soil (typhus?). Various sources report a text that was engraved on a plaque which no longer exists: "In memory of the Frenchmen who died far from their homeland, May 1945". After an exhumation, the bodies of three people were buried at the military cemetery of Gdańsk (cf. Annex I). The others were most probably repatriated to France.
Behind the cross, there is a grave from the same period. At present (2022), there is no information about it. Previously, there was probably a plaque: "Danilo Slaviero, lived 21 years, died on 23 March 1945".