French-German Mass Graves at Wörther Hohl
On the Wörther Hohl there are three French-German mass graves with inscriptions 1870-71 and 6 August 1870. According to Dr. Karl Schnell, mainly Westphalian soldiers of the Fusilier Regiment No. 37, who fell during the attack on Froeschwiller, are buried here.
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Source
- Text: Le Souvenir Francais - pagina 157
- Photos: Frank Jongeling
- https://le-souvenir-francais.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Recueil-Bas-Rhin-1870.pdf
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