Bapaume Post Military Cemetery
Albert, France
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Bapaume Post Military Cemetery in Albert, France, is a Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery designed by architect Charles Holden that commemorates British and Commonwealth soldiers who died during World War I. The cemetery honors those killed in the Battle of the Somme, particularly soldiers who fell in the 1 July 1916 attack on La Boiselle and those who died defending and later retaking the village and surrounding area in August 1918. The cemetery is also known locally as Tara Hill Cemetery and Usna Hill Cemetery.
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- Type
- Commonwealth War Graves Commission maintained cemetery
- Place
- Albert, France
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