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Amara War Cemetery, Iraq |
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3 Officers of the Gloucestershire Regiment are buried in this cemetery |
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Amara War Cemetery contains 4,621 burials of the First World War, more than 3,000 of which were brought into the cemetery after the Armistice. 925 of the graves are unidentified. In 1933, all of the headstones were removed from this cemetery when it was discovered that salts in the soil were causing them to deteriorate. Instead a screen wall was erected with the names of those buried in the cemetery engraved upon it. Plot XXV is a Collective Grave, the individual burial places within this are not known. There are also seven non-war graves in the cemetery. |
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2Lt R L L Caunter - 7th Battalion. DOW on 18th December 1916. Plot XV.D.7 Capt E J Robertson - 7th Battalion. DOW on 2nd March 1917, Shaik Saad Old Cemetery Memorial Capt F J Stone - 7th Battalion. DOW on 29th December 1916. Plot XIV.J.15 |
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