Commonwealth War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Vessem
Vessem Roman Catholic Cemetery contains a Commonwealth War Grave for two Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Both were killed in action during the liberation of Vessem on September 21th of 1944 during operation Market Garden.
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- Text: Kees Boks
- Photos: Kees Boks
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