Commonwealth War Cemetery Adelaide
Adelaide Cemetery contains 955 Commonwealth war graves from the First World War. The Australians, British and Canadians buried here died in the fighting around Amiens in 1918. 261 casualties were never identified and lie in unnamed graves.
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- Text: Traces of War
- Photos: Koos Winkelman
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