German War Graves Eupen
Eupen Communal Cemetery contains a separate German plot with 122 war graves from the First and 37 from the Second World War.
After the Second World War, the graves should be brought to a larger war cemetery, but the Eupen community did not allow that because they did not want to disturb the peace of the dead. Now Eupen takes care for the maintenance.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Fedor de Vries (1) en Christian Kaiser (2, 3, 4, 5)
Nearby
Point of interest
- Mountain Chapel St. Johannes Baptist Eupen - Eupen
- Saint-Anne Chapel - Halloux
- Plaque Clinique St. Joseph - Neu-Moresnet (Kelmis)
Monument
- Peace park Eupen - Eupen
- Memorial war victims Eupen - Eupen
- Memorial US 1st Infantry Division - Eupen
Cemetery
- Belgian Graves Veterans Membach - Membach
- Belgian War Graves Executed Civilians Baelen - Baelen
- Belgian Graves Veterans Goé - Goé
Fortification
- Bunker B - Advanced Position Grunhaut - Grunhaut (Baelen)
- Bunker C - Advanced Position Grunhaut - Grunhaut (Baelen)
- Bunker D - Advanced Position Grunhaut - Grunhaut (Baelen)
Crash site
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