Belgian War Graves Krombeke
The cemetery in Krombeke contains the graves of military and civilian victims of the First World War.
CORNETTE Georges, soldier 3rd Chasseurs, Oostnieuwkerke 3 October 1918
VANDERMARLIERE Louis, soldier 4th Line, Zuidschote 21 February 1916
VANDERMERLIERE Joseph, soldier Administrative Troops, Adinkerke 9 September 1917.
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There are graves of civilians who lost their lives during the May days of 1940 when the Germans invaded Belgium. They are concrete crosses, most of whose nameplates have been lost.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc Van Waeyenberge
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- V-1 Feuerstellung Proven - Proven (Poperinge)
- British Headquarters The Lovie World War I Proven - Proven (Poperinge)
- Belgian Military Hospital First World War Hoogstade - Hoogstade (Alveringem)
Monument
- War Memorial Westvleteren - Westvleteren (Vleteren)
- Chapel and Lourdes Grotto Westvleteren - Westvleteren (Vleteren)
- War Memorial Stavele - Stavele (Alveringem)
Cemetery
- Belgian Graves Veterans Krombeke - Krombeke (Poperinge)
- War Memorial Krombeke - Krombeke (Poperinge)
- French War Graves Westvleteren - Westvleteren (Vleteren)
Fortification
- German Observation Tower Poperinge - Poperinge
- Maginot Line - Blockhaus A5 Pont de Watou - Winnezeele
- British Pillbox Steenputstraat - Vlamertinge (Ieper)
Crash site
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