Tracy-le-Mont National Military Cemetery
La nécropole nationale de Tracy-le-Mont. © ECPAD
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Tracy-le-Mont National Military Cemetery contains the remains of 3,196 soldiers who died for France during various military operations that took place in Oise during the First World War, mainly in 1918. Two ossuaries hold the mortal remains of 1,313 unidentified or unknown soldiers. Created in 1920 to take the bodies of soldiers initially buried in temporary cemeteries in the area, the cemetery was reorganised in 1973 to include bodies from the small military cemetery in Tracy-le-Mont.
The soldiers buried here include Marcel Gueugnon, who died for France on 9 June 1940 and is buried alongside his father, Lieutenant Marius Gueugnon, who died on 20 August 1918. Grave 8 contains the remains of two brothers killed in 1917, Georges and Prosper Humbert.
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Tracy-le-Mont 60170
À 15 km au nord-est de Compiègne, en bordure du chemin vicinal qui relie le CD 16 au CD 335 (Pierrefonds/ Blérancourt)
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