The Cimetière Sud, or South Cemetery, in Clichy is defined by its long history serving this town since eighteen nineteen, when it replaced a smaller site near the church of Saint-Médard. Enclosed by the streets Henri-Barbusse, Chance-Milly, and Marcel-Paul, the grounds hold a quiet, military section distinct from the surrounding civilian plots. This area is designated for those who served in the Commonwealth forces, standing as a small but deliberate connection to the broader work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission across France.
Cimetière du Commonwealth au cimetière sud
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