Belgian War Graves Oostende
The Belgian plots at Oostende New Communal Cemetery contain burials of the First World War and from the Second World War.
The cemetery of Ostend aso contains the graves of:
Civilian victims who were killed by acts of war during the Second World War. They are mostly victims of air raids.
Seys Maurice who was a police officer during WW2. He has been deported to the concentration camp of Dora and died there in 1945.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Ricky Van Dyck (1, 2), Luc van Waeyenberge (3, 4, 5)
Nearby
Museum
Point of interest
- Marine barracks Bootsman Jonsen - Oostende
- City Museum Ostend - Oostende
- Remains German Gantry Crane - Oostende
Monument
- Monument 'Heroes of Ostend' - Oostende
- Monument 'War Volunteers' Ostend - Oostende
- Memorial 3rd Line-Regiment - Oostende
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Oostende - Oostende
- Belgian Graves Veterans Snaaskerke - Snaaskerke (Gistel)
- Belgian War Graves and Graves Veterans Leffinge - Leffinge (Middelkerke)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Zwaluwenstraat 33 - Oostende
- Stumbling Stone Plantenstraat 55 - Oostende
- Stumbling Stone Heilig-Hartplein 14 - Oostende
Fortification
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