Belgian War Graves Ixelles
Ixelles Cemetery contains Belgian war graves of the First World War, including a row of graves of Belgian senior officers and a military plot. At the entrance are two soldier statues.
Another casualty buried on this cemetery is Fritz Pringiers, a Belgian pilot who was killed in 1918.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries & Luc van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
- Georges Lecomte
Nearby
Museum
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Monument
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- Monument of the Gendarmerie - Elsene (Brussel)
- Memorial Victims Bombardment September 7, 1943 - Elsene (Brussel)
Cemetery
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- French War Graves Cemetery - Elsene (Brussel)
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Remembrance Stone
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Crash site
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