Cimetière militaire canadien de Bretteville-sur-Laize
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They Died For Us!
The cemetery at Normandy brings to home of the scope of how many men gave their lives for their country. Seeing row after row after row of crosses was extremely moving. It is a must see!
The cemetery at Normandy brings to home of the scope of how many men gave their lives for their country. Seeing row after row after row of crosses was extremely moving. It is a must see!
Young men who volunteered to liberate NAZI occupied Europe
My mother's first cousin, Ian Philip MACDONALD, was killed in action on a night patrol on 19th June 1944 at the railway bridge just south of Putot-en-Bessin aged 24. He is buried in this cemetery.
Young men who volunteered to liberate NAZI occupied Europe
My mother's first cousin, Ian Philip MACDONALD, was killed in action on a night patrol on 19th June 1944 at the railway bridge just south of Putot-en-Bessin aged 24. He is buried in this cemetery.
26/06/19 We found your place of rest with the help of a lovely French gardener. So peaceful and so humbling thank you our French friends for keeping everything beautiful. My dad is 95 and this visit...
They Died For Us!
The cemetery at Normandy brings to home of the scope of how many men gave their lives for their country. Seeing row after row after row of crosses was extremely moving. It is a must see!
They Died For Us!
The cemetery at Normandy brings to home of the scope of how many men gave their lives for their country. Seeing row after row after row of crosses was extremely moving. It is a must see!
Young men who volunteered to liberate NAZI occupied Europe
My mother's first cousin, Ian Philip MACDONALD, was killed in action on a night patrol on 19th June 1944 at the railway bridge just south of Putot-en-Bessin aged 24. He is buried in this cemetery.
Young men who volunteered to liberate NAZI occupied Europe
My mother's first cousin, Ian Philip MACDONALD, was killed in action on a night patrol on 19th June 1944 at the railway bridge just south of Putot-en-Bessin aged 24. He is buried in this cemetery.
My great uncle James John McDougall
26/06/19 We found your place of rest with the help of a lovely French gardener. So peaceful and so humbling thank you our French friends for keeping everything beautiful. My dad is 95 and this visit...