French War Grave Houffalize
Grave of Henri SEBALD, Brigadier XXIII Dragons of the French Army, the first French soldier who fell on Belgian soil. He died on 7 August 1914 at Houffalize.
There is also a memorial for Henri SEBALD in the center of Houffalize.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Point of interest
- Panther Tank Houffalize - Houffalize
- M4A3 Sherman Tank Wibrin - Wibrin (Houffalize)
- FH 18 Canon Schwere Cherain - Cherain (Gouvy)
Monument
- War Memorial Cemetery Houffalize - Houffalize
- War Memorial Compogne - Compogne (Bertogne)
- Monument for Civilian Victims Houffalize - Houffalize
Cemetery
- Belgian War Graves Houffalize - Houffalize
- Commonwealth War Graves Houffalize - Houffalize
- Belgian Graves Veterans Houffalize - Houffalize
Fortification
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