War Memorial Sudbury
This memorial commemorates the residents of Sudbury who were killed or missing in World War I (236 names) and World War II (60 names). There is also 1 name from the Northern-Ireland conflict.
Many of these memorials were erected after the First World War. After the Second World War, the names of those who died in that war were also added to the memorial.
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Source
- Text: Arjan Vrieze & Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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Monument
- Memorial for the 486th Bombardment Group (H) - Sudbury
- Boer War Remembrance Window St Peter's Church - Sudbury
- War Memorial All Saints Church Sudbury - Sudbury
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Sudbury Cemetery - Sudbury
- Commonwealth War Graves St. Andrew Churchyard - Great Cornard
- Commonwealth War Graves St Andrew Churchyard - Bulmer
Fortification
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