This war cemetery contains 13981 French war graves from the First World War.
During the 1939-1945 War a large Prisoner of War Camp was established by the Germans at Épinal. This camp was used primarily for the containment of Indian Army soldiers. On the 11th May 1944, the camp was inadvertantly bombed by allied aircraft resulting in 64 casualties. These deaths make up the bulk of the commonwealth burials in this site.
There are now over 70, 1939-45 war casualties commemorated on Épinal French National Cemetery. Of these, nearly one-fifth are unidentified.
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