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The
Hotton War Cemetery is one of many smaller and larger
Commonwealth war cemeteries in Belgium.
The
cemetery contains 666 graves - most of these soldiers were killed
during the last autumn and winter of World War II, but a few of the
graves are from the German invasion of Belgium in 1940.
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The grave of Major P. H.
Lawless, MC at the Hotton War Cemetery in Hotton - a War
correspondent for the Daily Telegraph.
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The grave of Squadron
Leader P. W. Rabone, DFC (New Zealand) - and a special tombstone
with two names on it - at the Hotton War Cemetery in
Hotton.
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The grave of Major H. De
L. Samwell, MC at the Hotton War Cemetery in Hotton.
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The grave of an unknown
soldier at the Hotton War Cemetery in Hotton. The soldier died in
May 1940.
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One of the more special
graves at the Hotton War Cemetery in Hotton. A
Belgian citizen who was a pilot for the RAF.
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A Jewish grave at the Hotton War Cemetery in Hotton.
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Hotton War Cemetery
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Photo:
euro-t-guide.com -
August 2009
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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