French War Graves Municipal Cimitière Arras
On the Municipal Cemetery in Arras are French War Graves from the First and Second World Wars, the grave of a deported political prisoner and the common grave of the Mayor of Arras, Fernand Lobbedez and his son Georges, both died in 1944.
On the Municipal Cemetery are graves of civilian victims who died in the Second World War.
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Cemetery
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