| About
Silent Cities |
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Cities was started by Paul Reed (pictured above)
after nearly 30 years of visiting cemeteries from both World Wars,
right across the globe. Paul is a military historian and author, and
regularly works with the BBC on Timewatch and Meet The Ancestors.
He is also Head Battlefield Guide for Leger
Holiday's WW1 tours.
The task of producing the website,
aided by many friends and contacts, is a labour of
love as several of Paul's ancestors lie buried or are
commemorated in the Silent Cities this website lists.
The site is also partnered with
Paul's WW2
Cemeteries website, in the aim that every British
& Commonwealth war cemetery and memorial will be
online, together with much additional information on
those who are buried or commemorated there.
Their Name Liveth For Ever More.
Email:
info@ww1cemeteries.co.uk
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| Commonwealth
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Trace any grave from either World
War for free. Visit:
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| WW2
Cemeteries |
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Visit our partner site covering WW2
Cemeteries:
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| Silent
Cities : Acknowledgements |
| Bob Pike: for help
and contributing many images for the site. |
| Barry Cuttell: for much help
and many images, and generously sharing his research on WW1
cemeteries. |
| Simon Jervis: for
allowing use of his extensive archive of contemporary WW1
photographs and postcards. |
| Harry Fecitt: for photographs
taken in Iraq. |
| Catherine Switzer: for
photographs in Northern Italy. |
| Maurice Stokes: for photographs
in Southampton. |
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Silent
Cities WW1 Cemeteries website ŠPaul Reed 2006-2007
Email: info@ww1cemeteries.co.uk
Site Last Updated: 31 March 2007
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