Former Belgian War Cemetery Molenhoek
The former Belgian War Cemetery Molenhoek at Reninge contained 248 Belgian burials of the First World War. There were also the graves of 21 Commonwealth soldiers who fell in the Second World War.
The cemetery was cleared in 1968. The Belgian graves were transferred at Hoogstade and Westvleteren, the British and Canadian graves at the War Cemetery of Adegem.
Some remnants of the former cemetery have been preserved.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
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- Death Row and Execution Pole Town Hall Poperinge - Poperinge
- Talbot House - Poperinge
Point of interest
- Stained-glass Windows Chapel Langewaede - Merkem (Houthulst)
- Belgian Military Hospital First World War Hoogstade - Hoogstade (Alveringem)
- Military Field Kitchen and Well Pollinkhove - Pollinkhove (Lo-Reninge)
Monument
- War Memorial Reninge - Reninge (Lo-Reninge)
- Name Stone 14 - Surgical Post ’t Abelenhof - Reninge (Lo-Reninge)
- Memorial Civilian Victims Oostvleteren - Oostvleteren (Vleteren)
Cemetery
- Belgian War Grave - Reninge (Lo-Reninge)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Reninge - Reninge (Lo-Reninge)
- Belgian War Grave Oostvleteren - Oostvleteren (Vleteren)
Fortification
- German Ziegler Bunker Slaaktestraat - Boezinge (Ieper)
- British Bunker Diksmuidseweg - Boezinge (Ieper)
- Observationpost Diksmuideweg with Little Bertha - Ieper
Crash site
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