Tyne Cot Cemetery
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Ypres
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within a kilometre of the farthest point in Belgium reached by the Allied forces, this is the largest military cemetery in the world with 11,908 graves. It takes its name from the German concrete bunkers, whose ruins still remain, which were thought by soldiers from the 50th Northumbrian division to look like Tyneside cottages.
History Trips
within a kilometre of the farthest point in Belgium reached by the Allied forces, this is the largest military cemetery in the world with 11,908 graves. It takes its name from the German concrete bunkers, whose ruins still remain, which were thought by soldiers from the 50th Northumbrian division to look like Tyneside cottages.
WW1 Battlefield Tour Trips
Ypres
Bring history to life and take the subject outside the classroom. On a tour to the WW1 battlefields in Ypres, your group will experienc...
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Experience the living conditions in the trenches and the destructive power, waste and futility of war by touring the Battlefi...
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