To the north-west of the last buildings of the village of Andrzejów (Godziszów commune, Lublin Voivodeship), on the road leading to the village of Węglisk, is the grave of two French soldiers of the Grande Armée, probably an officer and an adjutant, killed by a patrol of Cossacks during the retreat from Moscow in 1812. Soldiers of the Second World War are also said to be buried there. A cross is erected amid the vegetation, framed by a small fence composed of four pillars linked by a heavy chain. It was listed among the historic monuments of the commune in 1993. A metal plaque fixed to the cross bears the following inscription in Polish: "To the soldiers of the Napoleonic army, war grave of the year 1812, and to the soldiers who died in 1944. Andrzejów 1993".