BUCHAREST GERMAN PROTESTANT CEMETERY
Bucharest
Romania
Location Information
Bucharest German Protestant Cemetery lies within Bucharest city limits in the Sola Vuda area, the main road towards Giurgiu and Ruse on the Bulgarian border. It is one of several cemeteries in the area and is located approximately 100 metres beyond the point where the road forks at a busy intersection of tram lines and cobbled streets. The entrance is on the right hand side of the right fork in the road on Soseaua Giurgiului M19 (HIghway 5).
From the entrance, follow the central avenue to the rear of the cemetery and turn off on the final path on the left before the paved avenue ends, about 50 metres from the rear wall. The kerbed plot of 5 pedestal grave markers is about 30 metres from this junction, on the left hand side.
Visiting Information
Cemetery opening hours:
Daily from 8.00am to 4.00pm
Historical Information
There are five Commonwealth burials commemorated here, of the First World War, which were brought in from three other cemeteries in 1922.
The following, buried here, is now Alternatively Commemorated in BUCHAREST WAR CEMETERY:
MANIRAJ GURUNG, Lance Naik, 4325.
Burial Details
32115 Private R. Bobby, 12th Bn. Hampshire Regiment, died 22nd March 1919.
14740 Lance Corporal W. H. Darvill, 8th Bn. Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, died 7th December 1918.
65211 Corporal Herbert James Mott, 107 Field Company, Royal Engineers, died4th December 1918, aged 24. Son of Florence Maud Cox (formerly Mott), of 2, Mount Rd., Chatham, Kent, and the late Joseph Mott.
S/26158 Lance Corporal A. Scott, 1st Garrison Bn., Seaforth Highlanders, died 30th November 1918.
S/14804 Private J. Stirling, 1st Garrison Bn., Seaforth Highlanders, died 2nd December 1918.
Cemetery pictures used with the permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Bucharest German Protestant Cemetery lies within Bucharest city limits in the Sola Vuda area, the main road towards Giurgiu and Ruse on the Bulgarian border. It is one of several cemeteries in the area and is located approximately 100 metres beyond the point where the road forks at a busy intersection of tram lines and cobbled streets. The entrance is on the right hand side of the right fork in the road on Soseaua Giurgiului M19 (HIghway 5).
From the entrance, follow the central avenue to the rear of the cemetery and turn off on the final path on the left before the paved avenue ends, about 50 metres from the rear wall. The kerbed plot of 5 pedestal grave markers is about 30 metres from this junction, on the left hand side.
Visiting Information
Cemetery opening hours:
Daily from 8.00am to 4.00pm
Historical Information
There are five Commonwealth burials commemorated here, of the First World War, which were brought in from three other cemeteries in 1922.
The following, buried here, is now Alternatively Commemorated in BUCHAREST WAR CEMETERY:
MANIRAJ GURUNG, Lance Naik, 4325.
Burial Details
32115 Private R. Bobby, 12th Bn. Hampshire Regiment, died 22nd March 1919.
14740 Lance Corporal W. H. Darvill, 8th Bn. Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, died 7th December 1918.
65211 Corporal Herbert James Mott, 107 Field Company, Royal Engineers, died4th December 1918, aged 24. Son of Florence Maud Cox (formerly Mott), of 2, Mount Rd., Chatham, Kent, and the late Joseph Mott.
S/26158 Lance Corporal A. Scott, 1st Garrison Bn., Seaforth Highlanders, died 30th November 1918.
S/14804 Private J. Stirling, 1st Garrison Bn., Seaforth Highlanders, died 2nd December 1918.
Cemetery pictures used with the permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
