Remembering the Fallen

A photographic guide to over 4000 Military Cemeteries and Memorials of the Great War

The site has been online since January 2005.

Please visit our sister site for World War Two which includes Cemeteries and Memorials in the United Kingdom.

We would like to gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the CWGC in granting us permission to use their text and images when required.

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"There is no reason at all why, in periods as remote from our own as we ourselves are from the Tudors, the graveyards in France of this Great War shall not remain an abiding and supreme memorial... We know the mutability of human arrangements, but even if our language, our institutions, and our Empire all have faded from the memory of man, these great stones will still preserve the memory of a common purpose pursued by a great nation in the remote past, and will undoubtedly excite the wonder and the reverence of a future age."

Winston Churchill (House of Commons,1920)