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Belgium - Geel War
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The
Geel War Cemetery is located
in the eastern part of the town of Geel.
The
cemetery contains 400 Commonwealth burials of the Second
World War. The graves are mainly from the battles
in late 1944 to liberate Belgium and Holland, but some graves are
from May 1940 where the British Expeditionary Force were
covering the withdrawal to Dunkirk.
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The entrance to the
Geel War Cemetery.
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The grave of Captain J. H. Johnston
(killed in September 1944) at the
Geel War Cemetery.
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Two of the many war graves at
the Geel War Cemetery. These two soldiers were
killed in October 1944.
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The grave of Lieutenant J. P. L.
Bangs (killed in November 1944) at the
Geel War Cemetery.
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The grave of Pilot D. W. Jolliffe
(killed in October 1944) at the
Geel War Cemetery.
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The cross at
the Geel War Cemetery.
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Geel War
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Photo:
euro-t-guide.com -
August 2011
Feel free to use the pictures if you want to, but please remember to
refer to "euro-t-guide.com" as the photographer.
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