Belgian War Graves Lanaye
Lanaye Communal Cemetery contains two Belgian war graves:
Renier Cremers, died on September 11, 1944.
Civilian victim Leopold Xharde who died on May 10, 1940 during a bombing raid.
Also here is a war grave of the Pilot Officer of the R.A.F
E.E. Mansion, died on August 19, 1941.
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Source
- Text: Joost Verheijden
- Photos: Joost Verheijden
Nearby
Museum
- Fortress Eben-Emael - Eben-Emael (Bassenge)
- The Bridge of Vroenhoven - Vroenhoven (Riemst)
- Museum Maison du Souvenir - Hermalle-sous-Argenteau
Point of interest
- Information Sign Escape to freedom - Eijsden
- Information sign The escape of Emperor Wilhelm II - Eijsden
- Memorial Room Veterans Fort Eben-Emael - Eben-Emael (Bassenge)
Monument
- War Memorial Cemetery Lanaye - Lanaye (Visé)
- War Memorial Lanaye - Lanaye (Visé)
- Resistance Memorial Eijsden - Eijsden
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Grave Lanaye - Lanaye (Visé)
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Eijsden - Eijsden
- Belgian War Graves Lixhe - Lixhe (Visé)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Vroenhof 3 (now number 16) - Eijsden
- Stumbling Stones Diepstraat 55 - Eijsden (Margraten)
- Stumbling Stone Steegstraat - Eijsden
Fortification
- Bunker L2 Lanaye - Lanaye (Visé)
- Bunker L1 Lanaye - Lanaye (Visé)
- Bunker 01 Fort Eben-Emael - Eben-Emael
Crash site
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