Belgian War Graves Poperinge

The cemetery "Rekhof" in Poperinge contains the graves of military and civilian victims of the First and the Second World War. First World War Military victims BOUW Hector, soldier 2nd Grenadiers, Sint-Joris (Nieuwpoort) 12 March 1918 D'AMOUR Cyrille, soldier 8th Artillery, Oudekapelle 20 May 1917 D'HONDT Georges, soldier 1st Artillery, Vinkem 1 November 1917 DANNEEL Oscar, soldier 11th Line, Moorslede 14 October 1918 DE BYSER Felix, soldier Auxiliary Troops, Leisele 8 October 1918 DEBOUTTE Julien, soldier 5th Lancers, Stuivekenskerke 1 May 1917 INDEVUYST Jerome, soldier 8th Line, De Panne 1 January 1915 LAHAYE Joseph, Second Lieutenant 8th Artillery, Calais (F) 7 November 1918 LAZOORE Achille, soldier 6th Chasseurs, Poperinge 13 March 1919 LOBELLE Richard, soldier 1st Chasseurs Cavalry, De Panne 2 June 1917 PROVO Josef, soldier 17th Line, De Panne 12 March 1918 VAN CAYSEELE Remigius, soldier 18th Line, Kessel-Lo 19 August 1914 VANCAYZEELE Georges, soldier 13th Line, Kaaskerke 10 April 1916 VERCLYTTE Henri, soldier 2nd Line, Floreffe 21 March 1919 Civilian victims LEFEVER Marcel and LEFEVER Medart, victims of a German bombardment in Poperinge on 12 April 1915 VERCAMER Laura and VERCAMER Jeannette, victims of a German bombardment in Poperinge on 12 April 1915 Under the Calvary, in the middle of the cemetery, several unknown victims of the First World War are said to be buried. Second World War Military victim CLABEAU André, soldier 21st Line, Beernem 25 May 1940 Civilian victims HUYGHE Oscar, resistance fighter executed by the Gestapo in Elverdinge on 20 July 1944 DE BACKER Henri, deported and DONDEYNE Joseph, political prisoner. There is a separate plot for civilian victims who died during the May days of 1940 when the Germans invaded Belgium. German bombing raids cost the lives of approximately 150 dead and about 400 wounded.