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Belgian War Graves Cantincrode (Krijgsbaan)
At the civil cemetery in Cantincrode (Krijgsbaan) are a number of Belgian war graves who died in World War ll. These are the graves of resistance fighters, soldiers or civilian victims.
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- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Patrick Janssens
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