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Holland - Valkenswaard War Cemetery - 1 |
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The Valkenswaard War Cemetery is located just south of
Eindhoven - very close to the Dutch/Belgium boarder. Valkenswaard
was the first village to be liberated on the main line of the
British advance into Holland in September 1944 - as a part of
"Operation Market Garden". The cemetery holds the graves of
220
British soldiers that were killed
in the battles near
Valkenswaard.
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Valkenswaard -
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The grave of H. turner at the Valkenswaard War Cemetery. Killed in
September 1944.
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The graves of Lieutenant E. L. Johnson and Trooper A. Brooks of the
Royal Armoured Corps at the Valkenswaard War Cemetery. Killed in
November 1944.
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The entrance to the Valkenswaard War Cemetery.
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The grave of Captain S. E. B. Lee at the Valkenswaard War Cemetery.
Killed in September 1944.
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The grave of Lieutenant R. A. Lockey of the Royal Armoured Corps at
the Valkenswaard War Cemetery. Killed in November 1944.
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A section of the Valkenswaard War Cemetery.
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Valkenswaard War Cemetery
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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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