Belgian War Graves Vilvoorde
The municipal cemetery of Vilvoorde contains Belgian burials of the First World War and the graves of civilian victims executed in Vilvoorde by the Germans on August and September 1914.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc Van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Museum
Point of interest
- Grimbergen Airfield - Grimbergen
- Melsbroek Air Base - Melsbroek (Steenokkerzeel)
- Remains V2 Engine - Hombeek
Monument
- War Memorial Vilvoorde - Vilvoorde
- Memorial Corporal Tresignies Verbrande Brug - Grimbergen
- Memorial King Albert I - Vilvoorde
Cemetery
- Belgian Graves Veterans Vilvoorde - Vilvoorde
- Belgian War Cemetery Verbrande Brug - Grimbergen
- Commonwealth War Grave Verbrande-Brug - Grimbergen
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Rue Max Roose 48a - Schaarbeek (Brussel)
- Stumbling Stone Rue Max Roose 48 - Schaarbeek (Brussel)
- Stumbling Stone Avenue Eugène Demolder 73 - Schaarbeek (Brussel)
Fortification
- KW-Line - Bunker TPM22 - Muizen (Mechelen)
- KW-Line - Bunker C24 - Muizen (Mechelen)
- KW-Line - Bunker TPM19 - Muizen (Mechelen)
Crash site
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