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Monument to the Dead of the War 1914-1918 à Dieppe en Seine-Maritime

Seine-Maritime

Monument to the Dead of the War 1914-1918

    6 Rue Desmarets
    76200 Dieppe
Monument aux morts de la guerre 1914-1918
Monument aux morts de la guerre 1914-1918
Monument aux morts de la guerre 1914-1918
Monument aux morts de la guerre 1914-1918
Crédit photo : Brbbl - Sous licence Creative Commons

Timeline

Époque contemporaine
2000
2022
Historical classification
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

The monument to the dead of the war 1914-1918, in full, including the sacred enclosure, bounded by six bounds bounded by chains, the marching and the approaches treated in flowered parterre, located suare Carnot, in part on Parcel No. 329, appearing in the CA cadastre, and on the public domain not cadastre: inscription by decree of 29 January 2022

Origin and history

The Dieppe Memorial to the Dead is dedicated to soldiers who fell during World War I. Located in Square Carnot, it was completely classified by decree in January 2022, including the monument itself, an enclosure bounded by six bounds connected by chains, as well as the surroundings arranged in flowered beds. This site is part of the public domain and belongs to the municipality of Dieppe.

The precise location of the monument is documented in the Merimée base, with an approximate GPS location at 6 Desmarets Street. Although details of its construction or inauguration are not mentioned, its recent listing as a historic monument underscores its heritage importance. The presence of a sacred enclosure and landscaped treatment reflects a desire for solemn commemoration.

Dieppe, the port city of Seine-Maritime, played a significant role during the two world wars. Monuments to the dead of that time were often designed as collective gathering places, incorporating symbolic elements (lines, chains, flowers) to honour the sacrifices of the soldiers. Their central location, as here at Carnot Square, strengthened their social and memorial function in the heart of cities.

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