This monument, composed of granite blocks, was erected in 1930, in the park behind the Zamoyski palace of the village of Kozłówka (Lublin Voivodeship), on the initiative of the heirs of Aniela z Potockich Zamoyska, a countess who had lived there at the end of the 19th century. It is dedicated to the memory of the Napoleonic soldiers who died during the Russian campaign in 1812. In the upper part of the monument, a statue of the Virgin Mary sits enthroned beneath a vault. Below it, a bronze plaque made by the Łopieński brothers in Warszawa symbolises Franco-Polish friendship, with a copy of the engraving by Antoni Oleszczyński (1794-1879) depicting Polish and French soldiers fraternising (one can read on the banner beneath the engraving "French and Poles friends of all times"). The monument was recently restored by Ewa Jodłowska. The work was co-financed by the Regional Conservation of Monuments of Lublin.