Commonwealth War Graves Roeselare
The communal cemetery of Roeselare was used in the First World War for prisoner of war burials and Commonwealth, French and Belgian servicemen are buried in their respective national plots at the southern end of the cemetery.
There are 91 Commonwealth burials of the First World War within the cemetery.
The cemetery also contains seven Commonwealth burials from the Second World War, all dating from 1940.
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Source
- Text: Commonwealth War Graves Commission
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Point of interest
- Street Art German Bunker - Roeselare
- Chapel 'Protect and Liberation' Ardooie - Ardooie
- Sint-Martin Church Ardooie - Ardooie
Monument
- Memorial Deported Civilians Roeselare - Roeselare
- War Memorial Cemetery Roeselare - Roeselare
- Memorial French Liberators First World War Roeselare - Roeselare
Cemetery
- Belgian War Graves Roeselare - Roeselare
- Municipal Cemetery Roeselare - Roeselare
- French War Cemetery Roeselare - Roeselare
Fortification
- German Communications Bunker - Roeselare
- Flandern I Stellung - Bunker Roeselaarsestraat - Moorslede
- German Bunker Dadizele - Dadizele (Moorslede)
Crash site
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