Situated south of the village of Črniče, on the hill close by the civil cemetery, is an Austro-Hungarian WW1 military cemetery. Buried there are Austro-Hungarian soldiers who died on the Isonzo Front, between the years 1915 – 1917. The first grave was made here as early as 11 August 1915, and the last one in the early days of January 1918. In July 1918, the dean of Črniče Alojzij Novak made a list of graves and their state of preservation, with the names of the buried, which shows that 465 soldiers, mainly members of the 96^th Infantry Regiment of Karlovac, were buried at that time in the cemetery or outside its walls. Most of the buried soldiers were killed during the battles on Mt. Markov Hrib above Šempeter or died due to the wounds received there, but many also died of cholera. After the war the cemetery was rearranged by the Italian military authorities that organized the military cemetery in its present extent. According to their information, there are 434 persons buried in the cemetery.