Belgian War Graves Melsbroek
The cemetery in Melsbroek contains the grave of a military victim of the First World War. It concerns GEERENS Jan, fallen at Tienen on 18 August 1914.
There is a collective grave of civilians who died during the Allied aerial bombardments at Melsbroek on 10 April 1944. There were 21 victims and many injured.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc Van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Museum
Point of interest
- Melsbroek Air Base - Melsbroek (Steenokkerzeel)
- Haren Airport - Brussel
- Grimbergen Airfield - Grimbergen
Monument
- War Memorial Melsbroek - Melsbroek (Steenokkerzeel)
- Commemorative Plates War Victims Melsbroek - Melsbroek (Steenokkerzeel)
- Memorial Cemetery Peutie - Peutie (Vilvoorde)
Cemetery
- Belgian Graves Veterans Melsbroek - Melsbroek (Steenokkerzeel)
- Belgian War Graves Peutie - Peutie (Vilvoorde)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Peutie - Peutie (Vilvoorde)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Avenue Eugène Demolder 73 - Schaarbeek (Brussel)
- Stumbling Stone Rue Max Roose 48a - Schaarbeek (Brussel)
- Stumbling Stone Avenue du Diamant 99 - Schaarbeek (Brussel)
Fortification
- KW-Line - Bunker VB43 - Boortmeerbeek
- KW-Line - Bunker C26 - Hever (Boortmeerbeek)
- KW-Line - Bunker VC21 - Boortmeerbeek
Crash site
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