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Wintry scenes of Dadizeele New British Cemetery in Belgium, courtesy of Werner Van Caneghem.  All of those buried in the Commonwealth plot in Audregnies Communal Cemetery died on 24th August, 1914. They were originally buried on the battlefields and most belonged to the 1st Cheshire Regiment. The cemetery contains 40 Commonwealth burials of the First World War, 32 of which are unidentified. There is also one French war grave.  |
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