Belgian War Graves Sauvenière
Two Belgian soldiers who died as prisoners of war during the Second World War II are buried under a collective grave.
SIMON Jean, died in Schleswig (G) on 9 April 1945.
DELCORPS Robert, died in Eisenberg, Thüringen (G) on 6 September 1943.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc Van Waeyenberge
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Museum
- Museum of the 1st French Army in Cortil-Noirmont - Cortil-Noirmont (Chastre)
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Point of interest
Monument
- War Memorial Cemetery Gembloux - Gembloux
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Cemetery
- Belgian Graves Veterans Sauvenière - Sauvenière (Gembloux)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Grand-Leez - Grand-Leez (Gembloux)
- Commonwealth War Graves Gembloux - Gembloux
Fortification
- Bornes Cointet anti-tank Émines - Émines (La Bruyère)
- Bunker SE-6 Rhisnes - Émines (La Bruyère)
- Fort de Suarlée - Namur
Crash site
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