War vestiges 14-18 in Picardia

Artillery platform
02870 Crépy

The Parisgeschütz platform, known as Grosse Bertha, is a German artillery site from the 1st quarter of the 20th century located in Crépy (Aisne), classified as a historical monument in 1922.

Artillery platform
02380 Coucy-le-Château-Auffrique

The shell platform at Coucy-le-Château-Auffrique is a 1st quarter of the 20th century concrete military site located in the Aisne, housing a 300 mm German artillery piece.

Memorial 14-18
02290 Nouvron-Vingré

Memorial obelisk of the 1920s at Nouvron-Vingré (Aisne), erected in memory of six soldiers shot in 1914 during the First World War and rehabilitated in 1921. Historic monument registered in 1997.

Memorial 14-18
02200 Buzancy

The Buzancy Scots monument, erected at the beginning of the 20th century in Aisne, is a commemorative obelisk dedicated to First World War Scottish soldiers, located near the city's British cemetery.

Memorial 14-18
02160 Craonnelle

The 14 m obelisk monument of the Basques of Craonnelle erected in 1928 pays tribute to the soldiers of the 36th Infantry Division, mainly Basque, who died at the Chemin des Dames during the First World War.

Memorial 14-18
02260 La Flamengrie

The monument of the Haudroy Stone, erected in 1925 at La Flamengrie (Aisne), marks the place where the German plenipotentiaries arrived to negotiate the armistice of 1918. A historic symbol of the Vosges granite, it commemorates the end of the First World War.

Memorial 14-18
02290 Nouvron-Vingré

The monument of the Brisée Cross, erected in the 1st quarter of the 20th century at Nouvron-Vingré (Aisne), symbolizes the ordeal of the First World War fighters on the plateau of Confrécourt.

Memorial 14-18
02860 Pancy-Courtecon

Franco-German memorial of the early twentieth century in Pancy-Courtecon (Aisne), a rare example of a joint tribute erected in 1915 by a German unit during the First World War.