Memorials Chapel Brűly-de-Pesche
Both on the façade and at the back of the Saint-Meen chapel hangs a memorial plaque for "Auguste DARC, died for the fatherland on 8 June 1916"
This soldier served in the 291st Infantry Regiment of the French army.
He disappeared on 8 June 1916 during a battle at Fleury-devant-Douaumont.
(Source: Mémoires des Hommes)
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