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It depends a lot on what country the dead soldier fought for. The US and British had efficient and staffed graved registration forces that followed the battle fields, and tagged and buried the dead, with maps and locations, which were used later to move the bodies to a central graveyard. The American are unique in that they have fewer, larger cemeteries, while the British have numerous small cemeteries all over France and the low countries. The dead Germans were generally well cared for as well, and many of their graves have names of the dead. Many German graves have 4 bodies per headstone, as in LaCombe Cemetery, where Michael Wittmann and his crew are buried.
The Russians were known to obliterate German cemeteries in Russia, as they pushed the Germans out of their country, so many of those graves are lost forever. The loser of the battle has nothing to say with how their dead are handled.
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However, many of the Germans were NOT buried because of the utter disgust the soldiers that were tasked to bury them showed them, they simply dumped the bodies and left them, possibly the most you will find of one of these bodies are bones...
== == You may find his grave, or his military service records. I presume that you are looking for information about a individual, right? A few questions...........What country was he a citizen of? Do you know his full name, and date of birth, and his service number? Do you know what branch of service he was in? Army, Navy, Air Force? If you don't have ALL of that information, you will not be able to trace him in the record archives.
If you mean coat of arms, you will have to get invovled with geneology. Not every name has a coat of arms.
Mad Luto was the name given to the moving of markers that represented radar contacts around a plot board in a British plot room. Each marker represented either Allied Unknown or Hostile radar contacts. Forward observers radioed their contacts back to the main control room and the contacts were moved accordingly.
The capture of the island of Okinawa in the summer of 1945 provided the U.S. with a large place to begin the staging of an invasion into Japan.
this team was called cabinet mission...............
It is the prisoner number that he had at Auschwitz.
Albert Einstein's grave is a simple stone marker in the shape of a slab with his name and years of birth and death inscribed on it. The location of his grave is the Princeton Cemetery in Princeton, New Jersey.
It was in an unmarked grave. Clint Eastwood's character "Blondie" said he was writing the name of the grave on the bottom of a rock, then, after the three way shoot out it was revealed to Tuco that there was no name on the rock, because the gold was buried in an unmarked grave. When the gold was found the grave marker was simply a piece of unmarked wood.
An anonymous burial is one in which the grave site has only a simple marker to show it is there. The grave remains unmarked with a name or date. Some examples of an anonymous burial include a simple cross or a rifle and helmet.
Harry Marker's birth name is William Harry Marker Jr..
The best way to find a specific grave is to start by contacting the cemetery office or using their online database, if available. Provide as much information as possible, such as the full name of the deceased, date of death, and any other relevant details. Cemetery staff can assist in locating the grave site within the cemetery grounds using maps or other resources.
To create DIY pet grave markers for your beloved furry friend, you can use materials like stones, wood, or metal. You can personalize the marker with your pet's name, dates, and a special message. Consider adding decorations like paw prints or a photo. Place the marker at your pet's resting place to honor their memory.
Aleksandr Grave's birth name is Grave, Aleksandr Konstantinovich.
Vladimir Grave's birth name is Vladimir Ivanovich Grave.
If you have the plot number and know the name of the graveyard, you can take the plot number to the office of the graveyard. They can tell you where the particular grave is.
Russ Marker's birth name is Hirom Monroe Kennamer.
there ant no grave that can hold my body down. you can find it on YouTube.com