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3783639 2Nd Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment UK 25-Set-44 27 VII-A-07 03 03 ADAMS Lance Corporal EDWARD '76701 22Nd Bn PG N° SURNAME Rank NAME MATR Bn / Reg Bgd / Div / CORPS COUNTRY DEATH AGE GRAVE 03 01 ABRAM Private WALTER '3783639 2nd Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment UK 25-set-44 27 VII-A-07 03 03 ADAMS Lance Corporal EDWARD '76701 22nd Bn. New Zealand Infantry NZ 19-apr-45 25 IV-E-17 03 05 ADAMS Corporal THOMAS FREDERICK '5989686 1st Bn. The Hertfordshire Regt. Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment UK 06-gen-45 23 VI-E-17 03 02 ADAMS Fusilier ARTHUR RONALD '14645743 11th Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers UK 17-set-44 21 VII-F-03 03 04 ADAMS Lance Sergeant JOHN ALBERT '7013209 1st Bn. The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) UK 10-ott-44 26 I-F-02 03 06 ADLAM Fusilier CHARLES GEORGE '6463210 1st Bn. Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) UK 04-nov-44 23 VII-D-22 03 07 ALDER Corporal ARTHUR JOHN '7402853 6th Bn. Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment UK 23-ott-44 22 VI-B-01 03 08 ALEXANDER Captain PATRICK RAWNSLEY '204123 19 Field Regt. Royal Artillery UK 13-ott-44 27 II-G-02 03 09 ALLCORN Rifleman MAURICE FRANK '1709185 2nd Bn. Rifle Brigade UK 13-dic-44 31 VIII-E-04 03 11 ALLEN Bombardier RICHARD JAMES '97694 1 H.A.A. Regt. Royal Artillery UK 22-apr-45 27 III-C-14 03 10 ALLEN Pilot Officer (Pilot) JOHN ANDREW 'J/94125 93 Sqdn. Royal Canadian Air Force CND 12-apr-45 23 VII-G-02 03 12 ALLEN Bombardier WALTER ALBERT '5052803 58 Anti-Tank Regt. Royal Artillery UK 09-dic-44 24 I-D-13 03 13 ALLSOP Lance Corporal HENRY '4986443 2nd Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) UK 27-ott-44 27 VII-A-19 03 14 ALLSOPP Guardsman HARRY '2660394 2nd Bn. Coldstream Guards UK 06-ott-44 29 VII-E-07 03 15 ALLWOOD Private HARRY '5956836 1st Bn. King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) UK 15-dic-44 31 I-G-12 04 01 ALLWRIGHT Sergeant CHARLES JOHN '5953468 1st Bn. The Hertfordshire Regt. Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment UK 11-nov-44 28 VIII-A-12 04 02 AMOS Private JAMES '14381240 1st Bn. The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) UK 24-set-44 20 II-F-18 04 03 ANDREWS Private FREDERICK ALFRED '43764 22nd Bn. New Zealand Infantry NZ 18-apr-45 28 IV-E-20 04 04 ARNETT Private JOHN HENRY '5257671 2/4th Bn. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry UK 05-dic-44 29 III-A-06 04 05 ARNOTT Trooper ARTHUR GEOFFREY '252793 2nd Div. Cavalry Regt. New Zealand Armoured Corps NZ 18-apr-45 24 VI-G-11 04 06 ARTHUR Private EDWARD ERNEST '14559303 2nd Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) UK 14-nov-44 37 VI-E-02 04 07 ASTLEY Private LOUIS '14251126 6th Bn. Gordon Highlanders UK 26-set-44 21 VII-C-03 04 08 ATTWOOD Private CHRISTOPHER GEORGE '14332795 5th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment UK 15-ott-44 20 VII-F-17 04 09 AVERALL Corporal FRANCIS GEORGE '14629955 6th Bn. Gordon Highlanders UK 29-set-44 29 VII-F-01 04 10 AVERILLO Lance Sergeant ERNEST WILLIAM '5958417 1st Bn. The Hertfordshire Regt. Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment UK 17-ott-44 21 I-D-07 04 11 AYRES Staff Sergeant LESLIE HAROLD '4198859 Royal Engineers UK 15-mag-45 27 V-G-09 04 13 BAINBRIDGE Trooper EDWARD DOUGLAS '6210695 50th (4th Bn. The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers) Regt. R.A.C. - Reconnaissance Corps UK 13-dic-42 23 II-F-01 04 12 BAINBRIDGE Private DENNIS DALTON '14587259 6th Bn. Gordon Highlanders UK 20-ott-44 19 V-E-17 04 14 BAKER Private ARTHUR BENJAMIN 'F/2061 West Nova Scotia Regiment R.C.I.C. CND 08-gen-45 23 III-B-16 04 15 BAKER Sergeant MATENGA '817685 28th Bn. (Maori) New Zealand Infantry NZ 03-apr-45 23 VIII-C-21 05 01 BAKER Private WILLIAM '4542160 2/4th Bn. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry UK 10-dic-44 26 III-G-08 04 16 BAKER Corporal THOMAS '4694009 2/4th Bn. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry UK 02-feb-44 28 VIII-C-20 05 03 BALDWIN Private STANLEY JOHN '14592607 2nd Bn. Hampshire Regiment UK 04-dic-44 21 I-E-21 05 02 BALDWIN Private ERIC CHARLES '7674166 5th Bn. The Buffs The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment) UK 13-apr-45 26 II-C-20 05 04 BALLARD Private PETER '6032185 1st Bn. Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment UK 10-ott-44 20 V-A-21 05 05 BAMBER Trooper PHILIP '7913202 "A" Assault Regt. R.A.C. - Royal Armoured Corps UK 12-apr-45 31 III-D-15 05 06 BANCROFT Private ERIC WHITLEY '383392 21st Bn. New Zealand Infantry NZ 12-gen-45 27 I-A-09 05 07 BANKS Trooper VICTOR '7919614 14th/20th King's Hussars R.A.C. - Royal Armoured Corps UK 17-apr-45 30 VII-G-07 05 08 BARBER Private ALBERT JAMES ALLEN '5989876 1st Bn. The Hertfordshire Regt. Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment UK 01-gen-45 VIII-F-01 05 09 BARBER Private WILLIAM THOMAS '3063085 2nd Bn. Royal Scots UK 23-set-44 28 III-C-17 05 11 BARKER Gunner HAROLD '1141126 52 Field Regt. Royal Artillery UK 04-dic-44 23 V-E-08 05 10 BARKER Guardsman FREDRICK KENNETH '178221 2nd Bn. Coldstream Guards UK 04-ott-44 30 VII-E-11 05 12 BARKER Private HARRY '3781341 2/6th Bn. The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) UK 04-gen-45 34 VIII-C-02 05 13 BARLOW Private TIRI '810247 28th Bn. (Maori) New Zealand Infantry NZ 12-apr-45 23 IV-D-12 05 14 BARNES Private HARRY '14636361 6th Bn. Gordon Highlanders UK 20-ott-44 21 II-G-12 05 15 BARON Sergeant JOHN WALKER '6350380 5th Bn. Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment UK 20-ott-44 24 VII-B-09 05 16 BARRATT Private ERIC FRANCIS '459019 22nd Bn. New Zealand Infantry NZ 21-dic-44 25 IV-B-12 06 01 BARRETT Private LEONARD OLIVER '70503 25th Bn. New Zealand Infantry NZ 06-apr-45 27 IV-A-21 05 17 BARRETT Corporal ALBERT '14614515 1st Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders UK 07-ott-44 21 V-D-04 06 02 BARRON Private JOHN DONALD '5961344 1st Bn. The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) UK 05-nov-44 22 VIII-D-16 06 03 BARTLETT Lieutenant REGINALD ROBERT JAMES '327466 1st Bn. Royal Irish Fusiliers UK 11-mar-45 26 II-A-04 06 05 BARTON Private SIDNEY '6353936 6th Bn. Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment UK 25-nov-44 21 VI-A-03 06 04 BARTON Private ALFRED ANDREW '5989688 1st Bn. The Hertfordshire Regt. Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment UK 10-ott-44 23 V-B-09 06 06 BARY Wing Commander RONALD EDWARD '41818 92 Sqdn. Royal Air Force UK 12-apr-45 29 VIII-D-21 06 07 BASSO Sergeant VICTOR DAVID '700911 43 Sqdn. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve UK 03-gen-45 VI-A-10 06 08 BAUCKE Corporal FREDERICK DANIEL '441625 2nd Div. Cavalry Regt. New Zealand Armoured Corps NZ 14-apr-45 22 IV-F-12 06 09 BAXTER Private HAROLD '4544482 1st Bn. Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment UK 08-ott-44 33 I-C-05 06 10 BAYLIS Private ERIC RICHARD '436926 25th Bn. New Zealand Infantry NZ 09-apr-45 23 IV-B-11 06 11 BAYLIS Private ROY LINCOLN CHARLES '5955204 1st Bn. The Hertfordshire Regt. Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment UK 13-nov-44 29 VIII-A-09 06 12 BAYNHAM Private EDWIN JOHN '14574289 6th Bn. Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment UK 18-nov-44 22 VIII-E-14 06 13 BEALE Gunner SIDNEY BERNARD '1109802 76 (Shropshire Yeomanry) Medium Regt. Royal Artillery UK 26-nov-44 33 VII-A-08 06 14 BEARMAN Lieutenant DAVID GLANVILLE '198179 attd. 2nd Bn. Somerset Light Infantry Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) UK 14-nov-44 32 III-E-18 06 15 BEAUFORT Private DIGBY JAMES '438355 25th Bn. New Zealand Infantry NZ 11-apr-45 23 IV-C-12 06 16 BECK Lance Corporal HERBERT GEORGE '265733 27th New Zealand Machine Gun Battalion NZ 18-apr-45 28 IV-E-13 07 01 BECKHAM Private JAMES ARTHUR '4809921 6th Bn. Lincolnshire Regiment UK 09-dic-44 23 I-F-17 07 02 BEDFORD Private LOVEL GEORGE '14529084 5th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment UK 30-nov-44 22 VIII-E-21 07 03 BEDINGFIELD Lieutenant JOHN DEIGHTON '218698 22nd Bn. New Zealand Infantry NZ 15-apr-45 24 VI-G-20 07 04 BEETHAM Private LESLIE '1610126 5th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment UK 15-ott-44 23 VII-F-18 07 05 BELL Sergeant ARTHUR '4276185 1st Bn. Royal Northumberland Fusiliers UK 12-dic-44 28 I-G-17 07 06 BELLAMY Gunner JACK ROLAND '14558073 2 Field Regt. Royal Artillery UK 24-ott-44 21 V-E-14 07 07 BENNETT Private RICHARD HAROLD '1499939 1/4th Bn. Hampshire Regiment UK 06-dic-44 26 I-G-14 07 08 BENTLEY Trooper FRANCIS ROBERT '264923 2nd Div. Cavalry Bn. New Zealand Armoured Corps NZ 18-apr-45 23 VI-G-12 07 09 BERESFORD Lance Sergeant JIM '328939 17th/21st Lancers R.A.C. - Royal Armoured Corps UK 22-apr-45 28 VIII-D-06 07 10 BERRIE Sapper WILLIAM '14213486 attd. H.Q. 46th Div.
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