Former German War Cemetery Wervik-Nord
From October 1914, German graves were introduced to the open spaces of the municipal cemetery which was built in 1905. In the subsequent war years, the German area expanded westward and eastward.
After the war, the German graves were grouped together. The German competent authority built a separate military cemetery: Ehrenfriedhof Wervik-Nord.
After its clearing in 1955, the site became the westward expansion of the town’s cemetery. This cemetery still contains the German grave of Lt. Wolfgang Kühne.
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Source
- Text: Informatiebord
- Photos: Luc Van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Museum
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- War Museum Hooge Crater 1914-1918 - Zillebeke (Ieper)
Point of interest
- Château Blanc Wervicq-Sud - Wervicq-Sud
- Artwork William Thomas Leggett - Geluwe (Wervik)
- Škoda 100 mm Model 14/19 Warneton - Warneton (Comines-Warneton)
Monument
- Frederiks Memorial - Battle of Wervik 1793 - Wervik
- Memorial King Albert I - Wervik
- War Memorial Wervik - Wervik
Cemetery
- Belgian War Graves Wervik - Wervik
- Belgian Graves Veterans Wervik - Wervik
- Commonwealth War Graves Wervik - Wervik
Fortification
- German bunkers Hoogpoortweg - Menen
- German bunker Veldstraat - Menen
- German Commandobunker Zandvoorde - Zandvoorde (Zonnebeke)
Crash site
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