Belgian war graves 1st world war
The cemetery “Cimetière de Xhavée” at Rabosée contains a war grave of two brothers.
The Henvaux brothers were fused by the German army on August 19, 1914.
They were age 18 and age 21.
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Source
- Text: Ed Lewandowski
- Photos: Ed Lewandowski
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