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Tyne Cot Commonwealth WWI Graves Cemetery and Memorial to the Missing near Ypres in Belgium

A red poppy on a white cross amongst brambles. The cross says Lest we forget. It is desaturated except for the red colour.

The Douamont Ossuary and Cemetery, a World War I memorial in Verdun, France, location of one of the worst battles on the Western front. 16,000 individual French and German soldiers are interned.

Hooge Crater WW1 Cemetery near Ypres in Belgium

CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND, APRIL 20, 2018: A field of crosses represents those who died in the Great War for a memorial on Anzac Day

Burlington, Ontario, Canada - June 12, 2024: A serene scene of orderly gravestones in a cemetery, surrounded by lush green grass and white fluff falling during the spring. Evoking a sense of remembrance, respect, and tranquility, commemorating the lives and sacrifices of the departed.

One cross with a vase with red roses in the American Cemetery Margraten on a green grass in memory of soldiers killed in the war with a gray sky and trees in the background in the Netherlands

Edinburgh, UK - December 03, 2024: national poppy day rememberance day ceremony at princess street public park at edinburgh scotland england

The graves of Canadian soldiers, Remembrance Day, November 11, 2013 in a Montreal cemetery. Light snow.

Tyne cot cemetery first world war flanders Belgium

row of small white crosses with red poppies

Close up of rows of plastic poppies on crosses in a Autumn/Winter atmosphere. By Scott Monument in Edinburgh in Scotland.

Graves with crosses in the cemetery, symbol and death

Tombstone of unknown soldier at Tyne Cot cemetery

Field of small wooden crosses with poppies commemorating the end of World War One, on Remembrance Sunday, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Horizontal composition color photography of white cross shape sculpture shapes in war memorial cemetery, memorial of maquis of Ain department and of resistance (Memorial des maquis de l'Ain et de la Resistance in french) during second World War (WWII) in small village of Cerdon in Ain, in Bugey mountains in Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region in France (Europe). This monument of Resistance of Ain and Haut Jura, also named the Valley of Hell (memorial du Val d'Enfer in french), is a memorial attended a memorial and cemetery. This War Memorial, dedicated to the memory of 700 dead maquis of Ain and Haut Jura, will remain a testimony of gratitude to those who gave their lives for our freedom. This cemetery brings 89 graves of resistance fighters or victims of the Shoah; it was inaugurated June 24, 1956 by General de Gaulle. Among them, in addition to local maquis leaders, there are those of foreigners who came to fight in the Ain. Spaniards, Poles, Italians, North Africans lie to their fellow soldiers. Each May 8 ceremony honors all those guerrillas fell for the liberation of France. Shot with a dried flower on granite and marble tomb stone. Names are not recognizable on gravestones or have been removed, and it's a public place.

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada - November 4, 2020: The poppy used to symbolize Remembrance Day in Canada, the National holiday celebrated on November 11th.

The British military cemetery in Ramle is located two kilometers north of the city of Ramle, near the border with Lod. The burial places of the British Empire from the First and Second World Wars are buried until the end of the British Mandate in Palestine in 1948. The British buried in their military cemetery enemy dead and prisoners who died during captivity as well as soldiers of the British Empire's allies in the two world wars. People from 57 nationalities are buried in the cemetery

Zonnebeke, Belgium - August 7, 2021. An overview of the many graves of fallen british soliers in the first world war, at the Tyne Cot war cemetary, near Ypres in West Flanders.

Crosses in a light with poppies to commemorate the fallen in the war. Anzac Day.

Rows of Canadian soldiers’ war graves from the First World War at St Margaret’s Church, St Asaph, with long shadows cast across the grass in morning sunlight

pink flower in an old war cmetery

Fish Creek, Darwin, East Falkland, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas): Argentine Military Cemetery - Holds the remains of 236 Argentine combatants killed during the 1982 Falklands War.

Hooge Crater remembrance WW1 site near Ypres, Belgium.Famous WW1 burial site featuring a prominent stone cross and war memorial. Manicured lawns and pathways create a serene environment, with neatly aligned trees showcasing autumn foliage. The polished stone cross stands on an elevated base, symbolizing remembrance. Cloud-filled sky and distant graves contribute to the solemn yet peaceful atmosphere.

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada - November 4, 2020: The poppy used to symbolize Remembrance Day in Canada, the National holiday celebrated on November 11th.

Gallipoli, Turkey - March 22, 2014: The sun shines on a bright clear day at Gelibolu, Turkey, over the graves of fallen world war two Australian soldiers, near Anzac Cove.

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