Commonwealth War Graves Amersfoort Cemetery Soesterweg
Seven interned British soldiers who died between November 1918 and January 1919 are buried in the old municipal cemetery Soesterweg in Amersfoort. They probably died from the effects of the Spanish flu..
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Source
- Text: René ten Dam
- Photos: Bureau Funeralia / René ten Dam (1), Dick de Bruijne (2, 3, 4, 5)
- LEEUWEN, M. VAN & STAARMAN, A., Tastbare Herinneringen 1914-1918, Western Front Association Nederland, 2008.
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