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Austria - Blumau German War
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The
Blumau German War Cemetery is
located in
the village of Blumau - just halfway between Vienna and Wiener
Neustadt. The cemetery holds the graves of 4,001 German World
War II soldiers. Many of these German soldiers were killed during
the very last months of fighting in 1945 (the Russian "Vienna
Offensive").
The cemetery also
holds the graves of 435 German soldiers who died during World War I. |
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Blumau -
Wiener Neustadt |
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The World War II grave
of an "Unknown German soldier" and one of the many German soldiers -
who were killed during March, April and May 1945 - at the Blumau
German War Cemetery.
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The Cross of Sacrifice
and some of the many World War II and World War I graves at the
Blumau German War Cemetery.
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The World War II graves
of two German soldiers - who were killed during April 1945 - at the
Blumau German War Cemetery.
The specific date of death for one of these soldiers is unknown.
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Some of the many World
War II and World War I graves at the Blumau German War Cemetery.
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The World War II graves
of two German soldiers - who were killed in December 1944 and
January 1945 - at the Blumau German War Cemetery.
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Some of the many World
War II and World War I graves at the Blumau German War Cemetery.
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Photo:
euro-t-guide.com -
August 2012
Feel free to use the pictures if you want to, but please remember to
refer to "euro-t-guide.com" as the photographer.
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