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Old 04-07-2008, 04:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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War Graves in Germany

Hello,
Me again, with yet another wish list. This time for Germany!

If any one can get me photos of the following headstones or general views of cemeteries, I would be very grateful. I would also like to have photos of any Unknown Irish Guards graves if they are in the vicinity.

As I am relying totally on the generousity of others, I should point out that I am quite happy to receive any photos and as time is usually a pressing matter, if someone can only take a couple photos for me I would understand that too.

Please see next post for list.

Thanks
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Have left this thread title for Germany, not just for IGs, so don't anyone think they are hijacking it by adding to it. May be simpler this way, don't know, perhaps mods will give their opinions ...?

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Cemetery: BECKLINGEN WAR CEMETERY

HOGG, WILLIAM HALLAM JOHN Grave/Memorial Reference: 3. A. 1.
FEE, JAMES Grave/Memorial Reference: 3. A. 2.
BOWERS, FRED Grave/Memorial Reference: 3. B 12.
RICKETT, ARTHUR ROBERT JACK Grave/Memorial Reference: 3. K. 10.
SULLIVAN, DENIS FRANCIS Grave/Memorial Reference: 3. K. 11.
COX, GERALD FRANK Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 5.
ANTONY GERAHTY Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 6.
BOOTH, SIDNEY JAMES, Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 7.
FORD, ROBERT Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 8.
GREETHAM, GERALD Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 9.
MCCARTHY, CYRIL Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 10.
CLANCY, RICHARD Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 11.
DAWSON, SYDNEY Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 12.
DOWNEY, RICHARD Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 13.
GLENDINNING, NORMAN WILLIAM Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. A. 14.
MCANENY, PATRICK Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. B. 8.
OAKHAM, FREDERICK WILLIAM Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. B. 9.
UNWIN, REGINALD MARSHALL Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. B. 10.
McRORY, JAMES M.M. brother of Patrick McGrory Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. B. 11.
CATLING R W Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. B. 14.
TRICKETT, WILLIAM HENRY Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. J. 14.
RONALD GUEST Grave/Memorial Reference: 5. C. 7.
RITCHIE, ALFRED PATRICK Grave/Memorial Reference: 5. F. 1.
WELLS, WILLIAM HASTE Grave/Memorial Reference: 5. F. 2.
MARSH, EDWARD CHARLES Grave/Memorial Reference: 7. A. 9.
BUCKLAND, REGINALD EDWARD Grave/Memorial Reference: 7. A. 10.
BALDWIN, HARRY Grave/Memorial Reference: 7. A. 11.
CHARLTON, EDWARD COLQUHOUN, V. C. Grave/Memorial Reference: 7. F. 13.
O'BRIEN, REGINALD (REGGIE) Grave/Memorial Reference: 7. G. 1.
ICETON, DEREK HUBERT MATTHEW Grave/Memorial Reference: 7. G. 2.
GAME, THOMAS EDWIN Grave/Memorial Reference: 7. G. 4.
PATRICK MCGRORY Royal Ulster Rifles brother of James McRory Grave/Memorial Reference: 8. G. 2.
GOLDBLATH, LESLIE HARRIS Grave/Memorial Reference: 10. J. 7.


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BERLIN 1939-1945 WAR CEMETERY


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Cemetery: COLOGNE SOUTHERN CEMETERY

JOHNSTON, STANLEY HERBERT Guardsman 2719691, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 27 on 24 October 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: Plot 7. Row F. Grave 7.
O'SHEA, JAMES JOSEPH Guardsman 2720358, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 27 on 23 December 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: Plot 7. Row F. Grave 8.
CLUSKEY, PATRICK Guardsman 2719556, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 26 on 21 August 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: Plot 7. Row F. Grave 21.

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Cemetery: REICHSWALD FOREST WAR CEMETERY
http://www.cwgc.org/search/cemetery_details.aspx?cemetery=2003400&mode=1

PORTER, FRANK ALFRED Lance Corporal 2723465, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 20 on 05 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 1.
WADE, REGINALD HAROLD Guardsman 2724097, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 19 on 05 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 2.
PRIOR, ROY Lance Serjeant 2722012, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 24 on 05 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 3.
DEVINE, ROBERT JAMES Guardsman 2724791, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 24 on 05 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 4.
MORIARTY, ANTHONY Guardsman 2724801, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 21 on 04 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 5.
MOLLARD, COLIN Guardsman M M 2723687, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 21 on 04 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 6.
BEGLEY, JOSEPH PETER Guardsman 2724789, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 22 on 04 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 7.
PLANT, LEONARD JAMES Guardsman 2723067, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 32 on 05 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 8.
LENNON, JOSEPH, Lance Serjeant 2721106, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 28 on 21 February 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 9.
MULCAHY G, Guardsman 2724301, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died on 21 February 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 10.
O'BRIEN, JOHN CHARLES Lieutenant 240008, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 20 on 20 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 43. E. 12.
TAYLOR, THOMAS WILLIAM Lance Corporal 2719322, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 34 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 53. D. 1.
LETCHFORD, HARRY Guardsman 2723368, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 21 on 05 March 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 54. E. 18.

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Cemetery: RHEINBERG WAR CEMETERY
http://www.cwgc.org/search/cemetery_details.aspx?cemetery=2002800&mode=1

LYNCH, JOHN, Guardsman 2723420, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 21 on 21 February 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 12. A. 7.
FOSTER, WILLIAM HENRY, Guardsman 2722131, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 29 on 21 February 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 12. A. 8.
STACEY, JOHN GRAHAME Serjeant 2723011, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 17.
EPPLESTON, DERRICK Lance Corporal 2723692, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 18.
WELCH, CHARLES MAXIMILIAN Guardsman 2724017, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 21 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 19.
KENWRIGHT, GILBERT HENRY Lance Serjeant 2720100, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 25 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 20.

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FITZHERBERT, HENRY CHARLES HUGH Captain 139211, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 36 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 21.
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HIGGS, JOHN RICHARD Guardsman 2723314, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 33 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 22.
RUSSELL, BRIAN BEVEN Lieutenant 278612, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 20 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 23.
DOADES, GEORGE HENRY Lance Corporal 2720722, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 25 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 24.
CUFFE, PETER ALOYSIUS Lieutenant 324096, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 20 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. B. 25.
SKINNER, CRAWFORD WEEDING Guardsman 2724181, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 19 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. C. 1.
BRIDGE, SIDNEY GEORGE Guardsman 2724739, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 18 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. C. 2.
ROSSITER, RICHARD Guardsman 2724463, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. C. 3.
HUGHES, EDWARD PERCIVAL Guardsman 2724234, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 19 on 02 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 13. C. 4.
CARTLEDGE, SAMUEL Guardsman 2721125, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 25 on 07 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 12. K. 22.
BERESFORD, WILLIAM Warrant Officer Class II (C.S.M.) 2720827, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 28 on 07 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 12. K. 23.

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Cemetery: SAGE WAR CEMETERY
http://www.cwgc.org/search/cemetery_details.aspx?cemetery=2006000&mode=1

CORKRUM, THOMAS ALBERT Lance Serjeant 2721593, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 36 on 08 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. C. 3.
ARKWRIGHT, JAMES Guardsman 2720765, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 25 on 09 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. C. 5.
CHARLESWORTH, KENNETH Guardsman 2724351, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 19 on 08 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. C. 9.
ROBERTS, RAYMOND Guardsman 2724366, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 19 on 08 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. C. 10.
McNULTY, DENNIS MICHAEL Guardsman 2722853, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 23 on 08 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. C. 11.
ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER Guardsman 2719612, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 27 on 07 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. C. 12.
LLOYD, THOMAS DUDLEY Guardsman 2724306, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 19 on 09 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. D. 3.
PEARCE, WALTER Guardsman 2721502, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 29 on 09 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. D. 4.
FARRINGTON, JOHN Guardsman 2723922, 2nd Bn., Irish Guards who died age 30 on 08 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. D. 5.
DUDLEY, MICHAEL VICTOR Major 93020, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 28 on 09 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. D. 6.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM RAYMOND Guardsman 2724948, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 19 on 09 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 6. D. 7.
HOOKER, ERNEST WILLIAM Guardsman 2723837, 3rd Bn., Irish Guards died age 32 on 08 April 1945
Grave/Memorial Reference: 10. C. 3.

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AFC Photos needed from Cologne Southern Cemetery

AFC Photos needed from Cologne Southern Cemetery.

These are the only Australian "Flying Corps" deaths registered for Germany in The Great War.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

REID, WILLIAM JOHN Air Mechanic 2nd Class 1039
8/02/1919 24 AFC Australian II. A. 13.
COLOGNE SOUTHERN CEMETERY
SHILCOCK, WILLIAM CHARLES Air Mechanic 2nd Class 769
18/01/1919 30 AFC Australian I. B. 21.
COLOGNE SOUTHERN CEMETERY
THORBURN, WILLIAM HENRY Air Mechanic 2nd Class 3485
14/01/1919 23 AFC Australian I. B. 16.
COLOGNE SOUTHERN CEMETERY
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Becklingen War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

1394 Australians in the RAAF/RAF are buried in 11 German Cemeteries. They are listed below.


Becklingen War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves.


There are 78 RAAF & 2 RAF (Australians) at Becklingen War Cemetery. This is too many to list here however if you can assist, please let me know and I will supply the names.

The first two Australians buried at Becklingen in Germany were these two lads from 218 squadron on 29th June 1941.


BARTON, ALLAN ERNEST ROSS
Sergeant
400074
218sq
29/06/1941
21
BRYANT, FRANCIS EGERTON
Pilot Officer
87049
218sq RAF
29/06/1941
27
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"You were given the choice between war and dishonor.
You chose dishonor and you will have war."

(Winston Churchill made this prophetic pronouncement in a House of Commons speech in 1938, just after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signed the Munich agreement with Hitler. Chamberlain returned from Germany with the signed agreement in hand, proclaiming that "peace in our time" had been achieved. Churchill attacked Chamberlain's "politics of appeasement" in this and many other speeches.)

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Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves.

There are 215 RAAF & 6 RAF Australians buried in this cemetery. The first Australian killed over Germany and now buried here is this lad from 61 squadron on the 1st of October 1942.

This is too many to list here however if you can assist, please let me know and I will supply the names.

DARE, GEORGE FRANCIS
Sergeant
403237
61sq
1/10/1942



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"You were given the choice between war and dishonor.
You chose dishonor and you will have war."

(Winston Churchill made this prophetic pronouncement in a House of Commons speech in 1938, just after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signed the Munich agreement with Hitler. Chamberlain returned from Germany with the signed agreement in hand, proclaiming that "peace in our time" had been achieved. Churchill attacked Chamberlain's "politics of appeasement" in this and many other speeches.)

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Durnbach War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

Durnbach War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

There are 260 RAAF & 2 RAF Australians buried in this cemetery. The first Australian killed over Germany and now buried here is this lad from 104/squadron on the 6th of August 1941.

This is too many to list here however if you can assist, please let me know and I will supply the names.


DENBY, WARREN STEEN
Sergeant
402323
104sq
6/08/1941
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"You were given the choice between war and dishonor.
You chose dishonor and you will have war."

(Winston Churchill made this prophetic pronouncement in a House of Commons speech in 1938, just after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signed the Munich agreement with Hitler. Chamberlain returned from Germany with the signed agreement in hand, proclaiming that "peace in our time" had been achieved. Churchill attacked Chamberlain's "politics of appeasement" in this and many other speeches.)

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Hamburg War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

Hamburg War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

There are 44 RAAF & 1 RAF Australians buried in this cemetery. The first Australian killed over Germany and now buried here are these lads from 455sq RAAF on the 30th November 1941.

This is too many to list here however if you can assist, please let me know and I will supply the names.


SANDS, ALAN GEORGE Pilot Officer 402578 455sq 30/11/1941
SHANNON, JOHN Sergeant 404264 455sq 30/11/1941
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"You were given the choice between war and dishonor.
You chose dishonor and you will have war."

(Winston Churchill made this prophetic pronouncement in a House of Commons speech in 1938, just after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signed the Munich agreement with Hitler. Chamberlain returned from Germany with the signed agreement in hand, proclaiming that "peace in our time" had been achieved. Churchill attacked Chamberlain's "politics of appeasement" in this and many other speeches.)

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Hanover War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

Hanover War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

There are 136 RAAF & 3 RAF Australians buried in this cemetery. The first Australian killed over Germany and now buried here is this lad, an Australian in RAF from 40sq on the 10th July 1941.

This is too many to list here however if you can assist, please let me know and I will supply the names.


EDWARDS, PETER BERNARD GILL
Pilot Officer
63840
40sq RAF
10/07/1941
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"You were given the choice between war and dishonor.
You chose dishonor and you will have war."

(Winston Churchill made this prophetic pronouncement in a House of Commons speech in 1938, just after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signed the Munich agreement with Hitler. Chamberlain returned from Germany with the signed agreement in hand, proclaiming that "peace in our time" had been achieved. Churchill attacked Chamberlain's "politics of appeasement" in this and many other speeches.)

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Kiel War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

Kiel War Cemetery - Australian RAAF Graves

There are 33 RAAF lads buried in this cemetery. The first Australian killed over Germany and now buried here is this lad from 12sq RAF on the 26th February 1942.

This is too many to list here however if you can assist, please let me know and I will supply the names.



LONG-INNES, GEORGE SELWYN
Sergeant
402293
12sq
26/02/1942
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"You were given the choice between war and dishonor.
You chose dishonor and you will have war."

(Winston Churchill made this prophetic pronouncement in a House of Commons speech in 1938, just after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signed the Munich agreement with Hitler. Chamberlain returned from Germany with the signed agreement in hand, proclaiming that "peace in our time" had been achieved. Churchill attacked Chamberlain's "politics of appeasement" in this and many other speeches.)

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Parchim Cemetery - Australian RAAF Grave

Parchim Cemetery - Australian RAAF Grave

This is the only RAAF lad buried in this cemetery.

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SCOTT, JOHN SYMMS
Flight Sergeant
423335
51sq
24/03/1944



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"You were given the choice between war and dishonor.
You chose dishonor and you will have war."

(Winston Churchill made this prophetic pronouncement in a House of Commons speech in 1938, just after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signed the Munich agreement with Hitler. Chamberlain returned from Germany with the signed agreement in hand, proclaiming that "peace in our time" had been achieved. Churchill attacked Chamberlain's "politics of appeasement" in this and many other speeches.)

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