Belgian War Graves Kortrijk-Dutsel
The churchyard in Kortrijk-Dutsel contains the graves of military victims of the First World War. These are the graves of, among others, BRIERS Michel, Sint-Joris 19 May 1918 and VAN OBBERGHEN Felix, Ixelles 6 December 1918.
The inscriptions on other war graves are illegible.
There is also the family grave DE MARSIN-VERMAELEN, six members of the same family who died in a V1 attack on 29 December 1944.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc Van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Museum
- House of the Franco-Belgian Resistance - Tielt-Winge
- Stedelijk Museum, Room "War and destruction" Aarschot - Aarschot
Point of interest
- Grote Markt Aarschot - Aarschot
- Glass Window Church Of Our Lady Aarschot - Aarschot
- Peace Carillon Aarschot - Aarschot
Monument
- War Memorial Kortrijk-Dutsel - Kortrijk-Dutsel (Holsbeek)
- War Memorial Sint-Pieters-Rode - Sint-Pieters-Rode (Holsbeek)
- World Peace Flame Sint-Pieters-Rode - Sint-Pieters-Rode (Holsbeek)
Cemetery
- Belgian Graves Veterans Kortrijk-Dutsel - Kortrijk-Dutsel (Holsbeek)
- Belgian War Grave Sint-Pieters-Rode - Sint-Pieters-Rode (Holsbeek)
- Polish War Graves Sint-Pieters-Rode - Sint-Pieters-Rode (Holsbeek)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Koning Albertlaan 108 - Kessel-Lo (Leuven)
- Stumbling Stones Martelarenlaan 179 - Kessel-Lo (Leuven)
Fortification
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