In the town of Skarszewy in Pomerania there was a cemetery built in 1860 where French Napoleonic soldiers were buried, belonging to the division of General Ménard, killed in the surrounding area during skirmishes with Prussian soldiers, between 18 and 20 February 1807, as they were marching from Szczecin to Gdańsk. Of this cemetery there remains only a war memorial composed of a brick column surmounted by a cross, with a commemorative sandstone plaque (in poor condition) on which one can read in Polish: "On this site stood a cemetery of French soldiers who died during the Napoleonic campaign, in February 1807".