Memorial French Prisoners of War
This memorial, which was later on transferred to its current location at the St George's Centre, commemorates the French prisoners of war from the Coalition Wars (1792-1815) who died in camps in Great-Britain, especially those who were buried on St Mary's Island, part of the former Dockyard.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: KentFallen
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