Field of Honour Landegem
The cemetery of Landegem contains a plot of honour with the graves of veterans, former resistance fighters, former prisoners of war and political prisoners of the First and the Second World War.
The plot contains 24 Belgian burials of the Second World War. These are soldiers who fell in the Battle of the Schipdonk Canal between 20 October and 2 November 1918. About 220 Belgian soldiers were killed in this battle.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Museum
- Visitor Centre 'What Man Is Capable Of' May 1940 Vinkt - Vinkt (Deinze)
- War Museum 11 November - Nazareth
Point of interest
- Bullet Impacts Communal Cemetery - Deinze
- Execution Wall Presbytery Vinkt - Vinkt (Deinze)
- Execution Wall Vinkt - Vinkt (Deinze)
Monument
- War Memorial Cemetery Landegem - Landegem (Deinze)
- Memorial Renaat De Rudder - Landegem (Deinze)
- Memorial Robert Donny - Merendree (Deinze)
Cemetery
- Belgian War Graves Merendree - Merendree (Deinze)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Merendree - Merendree (Deinze)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Nevele - Nevele (Deinze)
Remembrance Stone
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