Commonwealth War Graves Gosselies
All of the 102 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War at Gosselies Communal Cemetery are of airmen shot down by fighters from the Luftwaffe base that was then stationed at the town.
The ten First World War servicemen buried here all died after the Armistice.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Ricky van Dyck
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Museum
Point of interest
- Brussels South Charleroi Airport - Gosselies (Charleroi)
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- German Road Sign - Charleroi
Monument
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- War Memorial Thiméon - Thiméon (Pont-à-Celles)
- War Memorial Viesville - Viesville (Pont-à-Celles)
Cemetery
- Belgian War Grave Thiméon - Thiméon (Pont-à-Celles)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Thiméon - Thiméon (Pont-à-Celles)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Viesville - Viesville (Pont-à-Celles)
Remembrance Stone
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