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Belgian Graves Veterans Brussels City Cemetery
At the cemetery in Evere is a place of honor for the veterans of the war 14-18 who died more than 25 years later.
There are 5 double rows of stones with epitaph and cross.
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- Photos: Marie-Christine Vinck (1), Fedor de Vries (2)
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Monument
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Cemetery
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- German War Graves Evere Cemetery Brussels City - Evere (Brussel)
Remembrance Stone
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Crash site
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