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Buttes New Brit CWGC Cemetery & New Zealand Memorial

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Buttes New Brit CWGC Cemetery & New Zealand Memorial

Buttes New Brit CWGC Cemetery & New Zealand Memorial Date: 2016

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1. Title: "Remembrance and Honor: Buttes New Brit CWGC Cemetery & New Zealand Memorial, Ieper, Belgium" This evocative photograph captures the solemn beauty and tranquility of the Buttes New Brit CWGC Cemetery & New Zealand Memorial in Ieper, Belgium. Established in 1917, during the First World War, this Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) cemetery is a poignant testament to the sacrifices made by the British and New Zealand forces during the Battle of Ieper, also known as the Battle of Ypres. The photograph showcases the meticulously maintained rows of white headstones, each one bearing the name, rank, and regiment of the fallen soldier, as well as the date of their death. The cemetery's lush, green lawns and vibrant flowers create a serene atmosphere, providing a peaceful resting place for the approximately 1,200 soldiers buried here. At the heart of the cemetery stands the New Zealand Memorial, dedicated to the 1,700 New Zealand soldiers who lost their lives in the Ieper sector but have no known grave. The memorial, designed by architects Sir Edwin Lutyens and Sir Reginald Blomfield, features a bronze fern leaf and a Maori carving, symbolizing the connection between the fallen soldiers and their homeland. The Buttes New Brit CWGC Cemetery & New Zealand Memorial is a significant historical site, serving as a reminder of the sacrifices made during the First World War. Visitors come from around the world to pay their respects and honor the memory of those who gave their lives for freedom and peace. This photograph, taken in 2016, captures the essence of this moving and important place, inviting reflection and contemplation on the enduring impact of war and the power of remembrance.

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