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Lantern of the dead, ossuary and cemeteries classified in Picardia

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French-German Cemetery of Le Deaf

02140 Lemé

The Franco-German necropolis of Le Sourd, located in Lemé (Aisne), is a 20th century military cemetery of 1,386 soldiers from the First World War, near the Hindenburg Line and the Battle of Guise.

Clamart Cemetery

60200 Compiègne

Clamart Cemetery, a former 18th-century Parisian cemetery, was located in the current 5th arrondissement. It served mainly for the burials of the poor and patients of the Hôtel-Dieu.

Cemetery

60380 Fontenay-Torcy

Fontenay-Torcy Cemetery, classified as a Historic Monument, is distinguished by its twelve wrought iron crosses surrounding the church, located in the Oise in the Hauts-de-France region.

French necropolis and German cemetery

60310 Thiescourt

The French necropolis and the German cemetery in Thiescourt, Oise, are two First World War cemeteries housing 2,361 soldiers who fell in 1918, witnesses to the fighting of Matz and Noyon.

Magdalen Cemetery

80080 Amiens

The Madeleine Cemetery, opened in 1817 in Amiens, is a romantic 18-hectare funeral park, classified as a historical monument. It houses tombs of notables, mausoleums and a military square, reflecting the local history of the 19th and 20th centuries.

British Cemetery

80560 Louvencourt

The British cemetery of Louvencourt, built in the 20th century in the Somme, is a First World War military cemetery with 227 Commonwealth and French graves.

Chinese Cemetery of Nolette

80860 Noyelles-sur-Mer

The Nolette Chinese Cemetery, located in Noyelles-sur-Mer (Hauts-de-France), is the largest Chinese cemetery in Europe, housing 849 Chinese workers' graves of the First World War. Inaugurated in 1921, it blends British architecture with Asian influences.

German Cemetery

80360 Rancourt

The German cemetery of Rancourt, created in the 20th century in the Somme, is a First World War military necropolis housing 11,422 soldiers. Its oratory has been listed as a historical monument since 2016.