Commonwealth War Cemetery Bayeux
There are 4,648 Allied and German soldiers are buried on the cemetery in Bayeux.
It is the largest British cemetery of the Second World War in France
Bayeux with 3,933 burried British soldiers. Further lie there 3 French (including 1 Marrocan), 4 Czechs, 25 Poles, 2 Italians, 7 Russians, 17 Australians, 466 Germans, 8 New Zealander, 1 South-African and 1 unknown soldiers.
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Source
- Text: Commonwealth War Graves Commission
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
Nearby
Museum
- Musée-Mémorial de la Bataille de Normandie - Bayeux
- Musée-Mémorial du Général de Gaulle - Bayeux
- Musée des Épaves sous-marines du Débarquement - Commes (Port-en-Bessin)
Point of interest
- Churchill Crocodile Tank - Bayeux
- M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer - Bayeux
- M4A1 Sherman Tank Bayeux - Bayeux
Monument
- Mémorial des Reporters de Bayeux - Bayeux
- Military Police Memorial - Bayeux
- Place Général de Gaulle Memorial - Bayeux
Cemetery
- Commonwealth Memorial of the Missing Bayeux - Bayeux
- Commonwealth War Graves Bayeux - Bayeux
- Commonwealth War Grave Sully - Sully
Fortification
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