War Memorial Pierre-Perceé
This memorial commemorates the residents of Pierre-Perceé who were killed or missing in the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871) and World War I.
There is also a plaque for 2 SAS members, Andrew Whatlley-Smith (wrong spelling on plaque) and Dennis Reynolds, who were helped; they were captured and later killed as prisoners of war in Germany during World War II.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries + Danielle Meier
- Photos: Danielle Meier
Nearby
Point of interest
- Grotte des Poilus - Badonviller
- Fountain of the 338 R.I. - Badonviller
- Rebuild Chapel La Chapelotte - Angomont
Monument
- Memorial La Chapelotte - Badonviller
- Excution Memorial La Chapelotte - Badonviller
- Demarcation Pole Col de La Chapelotte - Angomont
Cemetery
- French War Cemetery Badonviller - Badonviller
- French War Grave Pexonne - Pexonne
- Commonwealth War Graves Moussey Churchyard - Moussey
Fortification
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