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German cemeteries of the Great War in Belgium


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28.J.36.c.7.5 is the correct location for the German cemetery at Kruiseke ( AKA Kruiseik, Kruiseecke,..)

After the war, 71 British soldiers were moved from here to Tynecot, 93 to Zandvoorde, 2 to Sanctuary wood and 30 have a special memorial at Zandvoorde for a lost grave at Kruiseke GMC. The documents for these concentrations have different map locations, some are way off.

Map below shows the correct location.

Luc.

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There was an issue with the cemetery shortly after the war. As with most German cemeteries, care was basically non-existant (the Germans weren't allowed to do anything according to the Versailles Treaty and the relevant allied commissions (Belgian and IWGC) didn't do much. This led to the tenant/owner of the area to build a house on top of the cemetery, most probably on top some of the graves.

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