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[Kaiser Reinhard]

I noticed that in a goblin ambush there were a few dwarves working with them, and once my 20 champions slaughtered them my dwarves went and buried the enemy dwarves in coffins. Is this supposed to happen?

[Magua]

Yes.  A dwarf is a dwarf is a dwarf, and all dwarves deserve burial.

[XSI]

Yes, dwarves are all buried, this includes the goblin dwarves, caravan dwarves, and even dwarves coming out of [SPOILER]. A dwarf is a dwarf, and as such, deserves proper burial.

[Aspgren]

Non-dwarves deserve to become practice bolts though.

[smjjames]

Yea, as they say, kin is still kin, even if they are gobbo brainwashed.

[Kaiser Reinhard]

Alright, then. Maybe I'll create a separate graveyard for them.

[Skorpion]

They don't distinguish between them. Dwarf corpses go into coffins.
Or, rather, dead dorfs have coffins dedicated to them. If there's a body, it goes in along with any miscellaneous parts.

[AlienChickenPie]

They don't distinguish between them. Dwarf corpses go into coffins.
Or, rather, dead dorfs have coffins dedicated to them. If there's a body, it goes in along with any miscellaneous parts.

If you make sure to bury all your dead in time, and preassign graves for your population, a separate graveyard shouldn't be an issue, even if the battlefield contains a mix of local and foreign dwarves.

[seanose]

Even more touchingly, dwarves will bury dwarfolks found...

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

in a HFS area

...that die before you can rescue them.

[Skorpion]

They don't distinguish between them. Dwarf corpses go into coffins.
Or, rather, dead dorfs have coffins dedicated to them. If there's a body, it goes in along with any miscellaneous parts.

If you make sure to bury all your dead in time, and preassign graves for your population, a separate graveyard shouldn't be an issue, even if the battlefield contains a mix of local and foreign dwarves.

That's an awful amount of micromanagement.
It also seems a little disturbing and depressing that as soon as a dwarf is born, they mark out where he will be laid to rest. I at least use the system of making sure there's a grave available for them when they pop their XXpig tail shoesXX.