Brushed Metal Plaque № 9171

105 Eccleston Mews, London, SW1X 8AQ

Here Many Belgians Volunteered During World War II To Fight With Their Allies On Land At Sea And In The Air To Liberate Their Country. Those Who Gave Their Lives In The Cause Of Freedom Shall Not Be Forgotten.

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Brushed metal plaque № 9171 - Here many Belgians volunteered during World War II to fight with their allies on land at sea and in the air to liberate their country. Those who gave their lives in the cause of freedom shall not be forgotten.

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