Warmemorial Slins
The Slins war memorial commemorating those who fell in World War I stands on the square in front of the church.
It commemorates two deported civilians and two soldiers who lost their lives.
LEBEAU Jean, no further details known.
POLLAIN Jean, no further details known.
TASSET Jean, age 26, born in Slins, soldier in the 14th Line Regiment, killed in action in Sint-Joris on October 23, 1914.
VANAL Eugene, age 21, from Slins, soldier in the 1st Chasseurs Regiment, killed in action in Landegem on October 25, 1918, and since then missing or resting in an unknown grave.
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Source
- Text: Ed Lewandowski
- Photos: Ed Lewandowski
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