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France -
Beny-Sur-Mer War Cemetery |
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The
Beny-Sur-Mer War Cemetery is the largest Canadian Commonwealth cemetery
in the D-day area in Normandy - France.
It has 2,030 World War II war graves - mainly Canadian soldiers, who
died in the D-battles from June 1944 until the end of 1944.
The cemetery is located in Reviers - a small village 18
kilometres east of Bayeux.
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The entrance to Beny-Sur-Mer
Canadian War Cemetery in Reviers.
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The grave of Corporal J.F. Kyle - killed
on the 8th of June 1944 (19 years old) - at Beny-Sur-Mer
Canadian War Cemetery in Reviers.
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The grave of Private B.L.. Tinny - killed
on the 17th of July 1944 (18 years old) - at Beny-Sur-Mer
Canadian War Cemetery in Reviers.
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The grave of Lieutenant J.R. Gregoire - killed
on the 5th of July 1944 (22 years old) - at Beny-Sur-Mer
Canadian War Cemetery in Reviers. Notice that the
text is in French.
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A section of the war graves at Beny-Sur-Mer Canadian
War Cemetery in Reviers.
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The grave of Corporal M.M. Litwack - killed
on the 25th of July 1944 (22 years old) - at Beny-Sur-Mer
Canadian War Cemetery in Reviers. Notice the Jewish
star.
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Photo: euro-t-guide.com - Summer 2006
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