Poland
Balonna at Deblin, Belzyce nr Lublin, Poznan, Przeworsk ,Brzesce ,Balice nr Krakow, Przemysl,
Ratiborz
NOTES :
1/ The first three cemeteries are seen HERE thanks to the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website since
the date of Dec 11, 2011.
2/ Thanks to Mr Tom Dolezal you also can see as three gravestones of the Cz known airmen as
the unknown ones who are said to be killed by Luftwaffe´s bombs in an air raid on the Deblin
AB on Sep 2, 1939. The latter ones have not been mentioned by any books on Cz Airmen´s
graves abroad to date.
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France
Chartres, Toulose, Malancourt, Pau, Senlis, St. Anne d´Aurey, d´Etampes, Thieuy, Ozoir le Ferienne, La Targette, Villenford, Bayeux, St. Valery-en-Caux, Creil, East Cem Bolougne-sur-Mer, Calais Leubrighen, Pihen-les-Guines, Etáples, St.Brieux
NOTE :
Posted on Sep 19, 2011 on the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website, available in the article Not Forgotten - France. The pictures of the gravestones of the Cz airmen who had been burried in the cemeteries as follow : Pihen-les-Guines, Leubringhen, Etaples, St. Valery-en-Caux, Bayeux, St. Brieuc, Creil and Mazargues are seen HERE
Twenty-nine pictures of the Cz airmen´s gravestones who had been laid to rest in the La Targette Cem, France, are seen HERE including the /images of the five Cz airmen who were killed onboard of the light cruisers of Edinburgh and Trinidad in the spring 1942 en route to UK from the Soviet Union.
Hungary
Budapest
NOTE :
Thanks to the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website HERE
Low Countries - Belgium
Schoonselhof-Antwerp, Ypper, Brugge
NOTE :
Thanks to the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website they are seen since Dec 1, 2011 HERE
Low Countries - Holland
Hague, Doornspijk, Bergen-op-Zoom, Den Burg-Texel, Jorkenbors-Nijmegen, Oldebroek, Uithuirzermeeden, Lemer Lemsterland, Woensel Eindhoven, Gilzerbaan Tilburg,
Apeldoorn, Amsterdam
NOTES :
- Bodies of five T 2990´s crewmen - Konstacky, Smrcek, Hejna, Rozum and Valach are still at
the crashsite nr a Dutch village of Nieuwe Niedorp, bogged with the wreckage on June 23, 1941.
- Thanks to the www.fcafa,wprdpress.com website the gravestones of thirty Cz airmen laid to rest
in twelve cemeteries are seen HERE
Germany
Reichswald nr Kleve, Sage Oldenburg
NOTE :
Thanks to Mr Tom Dolezal you can see them HERE
England
Dagenham Eastbrookend Romford Essex, Eastfield Peterborough, St.Helen Benson Oxon,
Northampton, Northwood NE London, Pinner Harrow Middlesex, Brookwood Surrey,
St.Ethelbert East Wreatham Norfolk
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L to R 1st row – Jan Stefek, Miloslav Svic, Stanislav Zeinert, 2nd – Jindrich Horinek, Frantisek Binder, Frantisek Dusek, Alois Keda, 3rd – Rudolf Vokurka, Jan Bambusek, Milan Stocek- mistakenly named Maxmilian, Rudolf Grimm, 4th row at right Jan Stanovsky |
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All Saints Honington Suffolk,
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The graves from R : the fifth Vejrazka´s , sixth Tosovsky´s , seventh Lang´s, eigth Toul´s , ninth Janousek´s , tenth Krivda´s, eleventh Liebold´s. Mr Bohous Krivda in a corner of All Saints Churchyard Honington, Suffolk in the following picture. |
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St.Mathew Sutton Bridge Lincoln,Sittingbourne-Milton Kent, Eastfield Northampton, Holy Trinity
Warmwell Dorset, West Derby Liverpool,Sutton Rd Southend-on-Sea Essex, Cirencester Gloucester,
St.Andrew Cranwell Lincoln, Ringwood Hampshire, St.Mary Whittlesford Cambs, Market Drayton
Shropshire, Watch Field Berkshire, Silloth,Cumbria, St.Mary Black Bourton, St.Luke Whyteleaf
Surrey,Catterick North Yorkshire, St. Andrew North Weald, Scottow Norfolk, Redstone Reigate
Surrey, Salisbury Devizes Rd Wiltshire
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Chichester Sussex, St.Cuthbert Donnington Shropshire, Chippenham Wiltshire, Wellington
Shropshire, Hornchurch Essex, St.Illogan Cambourne-Redruth Cornwall, Haverhill Suffolk,
St.Augustine Heanton Punchardon Braunton Devon, All Saints Yatesbury Wiltshire, Westwell
Kent, St.Paul Scropton Derby, St.Illogan Camborne-Redruth Yorkshire, St.Mary Taunton
Somerset, Chevington Northumberland, St.Peter Stoke-upon-Tern Shropshire, Haycombe
Bath Somerset, Landsdown Somerset, Chichester Sussex, Helston Cornwall, Weston Mill
Plymouth Devon, All Saints West Bromwich Staffordshire, Cheadle and Gatlex Cheshire, New
Extension Bury St.Edmunds Suffolk, Botley Oxford Berkshire, Dalston Rd Carlisle, Stratford
upon Avon, Berrynarbor/St.Peter/ Devon, Errol Muriel Burial Ground Pertshire, Beecles Rd
Lowestoft Suffolk, St John Stoke Row Oxon
NOTES :
- Twenty seven pictures of the gravestones in ten graveyards of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset and
Somerset have been available since Aug 8, 2013 on the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website in the
text ´Not Forgotten - West Country´
- The article "Brookwood Cemeteries" from the Text and Essays Section open HERE
- The one of "Anniversary of Willy Kauders Funeral" open HERE. You can find thirteen pictures of
the Ex-Servicemen Plot situated in the Brookwood Civil Cem, but neighbouring on the
Brookwood Military one. Just next to its chain link fence.
- Nos 1-2 excerpts of the Brookwood film are seen in the Documentaries Section.
- Thanks to Tom Dolezal you can see individual gravestones of Cz airmen a mass grave with one
Cz airwoman laid to rest not only in the Cz. Section of Brookwood Military Cem. An Ex-
Servicemen is there too. Seen HERE
The /images of the gravestones of Sgts Josef Frantisek and Vilem Kosarz who had served with Nos
303 and 302 Polish Fighter Sqns and were laid to rest in the Northwood Cem, NW London - HERE
- the pictures of nine gravestones at the cemeteries of Cheadley and Gatley, Liverpool West
Derby,Silloth Causeway, Carlisle Dalston Rd, Chevington, Catterick and Stonefall at Harrogate
have been seen in the´Not Forgotten´article on the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website since Jan
18, 2014.
- Eighteen photos of the gravestones of the Cz airmen interred in the All Saints Extension Cem at
West Bromwich, the Penn Fields /St. Philip/ at Wolverhampton, the St. Cuthbert Churchyard at
Donnington, the General Cem at Wellington, the St. Peter Church Cem at Stoke-upon-Tern, the
Market Drayton Cem at Drayton, the St. Paul Churchyard at Scropton and the St. Andrew
Churchyard at Cranwell were posted on the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website on Aug 10, 2014.
Not Forgotten – Midlands.
Wales
Llantwit Major Glamorganshire, Cardigan New Quay, Killay Swansea Glamorgan, St.Mary Angle Pembroke, Hawarden-Flintshire, City Rd Haverfordwest Pembroke, Holeywell Flints Cathoys Cardiff, Barry - open HERE
Scotland - open HERE
Dyce Aberdeen, St.Duthus Tain Highland, Glebe Stanraer Leswalt Wigtownshire,
Grangemouth, St.Andrew Dumfries, Ayr, Kirkinner Wigtown, Kiltearn Parish Annan
Dumfries and Galloway, Troqueer Dumfries, Haddington East Lothian
NOTES :
- Eighteen graves of Cz No 311 Sqn´s members laid to rest in the St. Duthus Cem at Tain have
been maintained by Sq Ld John Fielding. A great debt of gratitude has been owed by us to him.
- An article on the fifth anniversary of Unveiling Ceremony of the Memorial dedicated to the fallen
No 311 vSqn´s airmen who were burried there was posted in the ´Memorials Museums´Subsection
on Aug 9, 2012.
The Bahamas
Oakes Field Nassau
NOTE :
Thanks to the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website a picture of this cemetery is HERE
Canada
Hillside Medicine Hat,Alberta, Rosedale Moose Jaw Saskatchewan
NOTES :
Thanks to the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website both ones are seen HERE
The Ottawa Memorial is bettween them on that page
The Azores
Isle of Terceíra RAF Military Cem Lajes
NOTE :
Posted by Tom Dolezal on Oct 30, 2011 and seen HERE
Morocco
Meknes
NOTE :
El Alamein War Cemetery situated in Egypt gives names of eight Czechoslovak airmen who lost their lives in the Mediterraean Theatre of Operation in 1942 and have no known grave on three of its panels. Thanks to the www.fcafa.wordpress.com website are seen HERE
Bibliography
- Many did not made it home by Frantisek Loucky Nase vojsko Publ 1989
- Cz RAF Members by Josef Vana, John Sigmund, Emil Padior AVIS Publ. 1998
- To be alive forever by Jan Rail and Vit Formanek Ostrov Publ. 2003
- No return sortie by Radan Bukva ARSCI Publ. 2007