Belgian War Graves Gentbrugge
The cemetery in Gentbrugge contains the graves of civilian war victims of the allied bombing of the station in Merelbeke on 5 September 1943, 10 April 1944 and 10 May 1944.
There are war graves of the First and Second World War. These are the graves of soldiers, resistance fighters, political prisoners and deportees who lost their lives in both world wars.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc Van Waeyenberge
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Museum
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Monument
- Memorial Civilian Victims Gentbrugge - Gentbrugge (Gent)
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- War Memorial Heldenhulde Gentbrugge - Gentbrugge (Gent)
Cemetery
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- American War Grave Sint-Amandsberg - Sint-Amandsberg (Gent)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Jacques Eggermontstraat 59 - Gent
- Stumbling Stone Hendrik Waelputstraat 11 - Gent
- Stumbling Stone Sint-Joriskaai 5 - Gent
Fortification
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