The Partisan Memorial Cemetery was established in 1964, covering an area of 4,541 square metres. It is located within a park near the Ficibajer picnic area. The memorial ossuary contains 438 stone graves with the earthly remains of Partisans from Brčko who were killed during the Second World War. The site is enclosed by a wavy stone wall and features a four-part stone relief depicting, in sequence, the National Liberation Movement in the Brčko area.

The cemetery was devastated during the most recent war, and several stone plaques bearing the names of the victims were damaged.

The Partisan Memorial Cemetery stands as a testimony to the significant contribution of Brčko and its surrounding area to the National Liberation struggle during the Second World War. In 2008, 17 restored busts of national heroes and organisers of the uprising were unveiled at this site.