Commonwealth War Graves General Cemetery Maastricht
The General Cemetery in Maastricht contains 38 burials of the Second World War. The most of them were airmen from England, Australia and Canada. There are also five soldiers from the BEF buried here. They died of their wounds after being captured by the Germans.
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Source
- Text: Pieter Schlebaum
- Photos: Peter Clermonts
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