Belgian War Graves Varsenare
The churchyard of Varsenare contains Belgian burials of the First and the Second World War. These are the graves of, among other: ANECA Henri, Brugge 3 November 1919; BRUSSELE René, Lendelede 15 October 1918; MOUTON Georges, Snellegem 20 October 1918 and MECHELS Jozef, Brugge 27 January 1941.
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Source
- Text: Luc Van Waeyenberge
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
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Museum
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- Major Weylerkazerne Brugge - Brugge
- Arentshuis Bruges - Brugge
- Former Gestapo Building Bruges - Brugge
Monument
- War Memorial Varsenare - Varsenare (Jabbeke)
- Commemorative Plate First World War Varsenare - Varsenare (Jabbeke)
- War Memorial Snellegem - Snellegem (Jabbeke)
Cemetery
- Belgian Graves Veterans Varsenare Churchyard - Varsenare (Jabbeke)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Varsenare Cemetery - Varsenare (Jabbeke)
- Belgian War Grave Snellegem - Snellegem (Jabbeke)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Karel de Stoutelaan 70 - Brugge
- Stumbling Stone Mortierstraat 46 - Brugge
- Stumbling Stone Sint Jorisstraat 69 - Brugge
Fortification
- MG-Bunker "Marinepeilhauptstelle Brügge" - Kasteel "Ter Linden" - Brugge
- German Bunker Loppem - Loppem (Zedelgem)
- Bunker Loppem Castle - Loppem (Zedelgem)
Crash site
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