Difference between revisions of "Blonduos"
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The following photographs are of the Cemetery attached to the Church at Blonduos, in which is maintained a Commonwealth War Graves plot containing the graves of two casualties - one of whom was from the 70th Infantry Brigade. | The following photographs are of the Cemetery attached to the Church at Blonduos, in which is maintained a Commonwealth War Graves plot containing the graves of two casualties - one of whom was from the 70th Infantry Brigade. | ||
Revision as of 19:20, 10 October 2016
The photographs of Blonduos set out below were taken during the research visit in September 2010.
To read a short Wikipedia article on Blonduos please click here
The following photographs are of the Cemetery attached to the Church at Blonduos, in which is maintained a Commonwealth War Graves plot containing the graves of two casualties - one of whom was from the 70th Infantry Brigade.
