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Benghazi War Cemetery- Travel Tips
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Benghazi War Cemetery, located about 7 kilometers southeast of the city in the Fuihat area, is the final resting place for 1,214 Commonwealth servicemen who died during the Western Desert campaigns of 1942 and 1943. Among the graves are 163 unidentified soldiers, as well as special memorials for casualties whose graves are lost or unidentified. In addition to the Commonwealth burials, there are 25 non-Commonwealth burials, including an unidentified Greek soldier. The cemetery serves as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made during World War II and remains a significant historical site in the region.
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Reviews of Benghazi War Cemetery
روميسا الخضر - 1
We see that not finding the cross is a good thing, but it is better that we never see the cemetery. We demand that the honorable Khalifa of Al-Qasim Haftar transfer the remains of World War II mercenaries to their grandchildren.
Cristina Guerra Juan - 5
This photo was taken last September . I didn’t stop to go inside but looks in pretty good conditions . They are missing the cross but Libyan people are taking care of it
om youbee - 5
المبروك المبروك - 5
May God have mercy on the martyrs of World War II 😪😪😭😭😭
Ali Alaspli - 5
Unfortunately, it was vandalized by terrorists
