Belgian War Graves Wilsele
The churchyard of Wilsele contains Belgian burials of the First and the Second World War.
There are many graves of civilian casualties. Most of them (grey crosses) died on May 12th 1944 during the raid on the crossroads around Leuven by the British Bomber Command.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Point of interest
Monument
- Memorial Bombardments 12 May 1944 Wilsele - Wilsele (Leuven)
- War Memorial Bombardments 12 May 1944 Wilsele - Wilsele (Leuven)
- Memorial Abbey of Keizersberg - Leuven
Cemetery
- Belgian Graves Veterans Wilsele - Wilsele (Leuven)
- Commonwealth War Graves Wilsele - Wilsele (Leuven)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Kessel-Lo - Kessel-Lo (Leuven)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Martelarenlaan 179 - Kessel-Lo (Leuven)
- Stumbling Threshold Naamsestraat 73 - Kessel-Lo (Leuven)
- Stumbling Stones Koning Albertlaan 108 - Kessel-Lo (Leuven)
Fortification
- KW-Line - Railway Bunker F7 Heverlee - Heverlee (Leuven)
- KW-Line - Railway Bunker F8 Heverlee - Heverlee (Leuven)
- Bunker Heverlee - Heverlee (Leuven)
Crash site
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