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RHaught
Posted: July 15, 2006 01:33 pm
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Just found a church in a very small village northwest of Iasi. It has a small monument telling telling us about the unknown heroes who died in August 1944 and has about 50 crosses of unknown Romanian, German and Soviet soldiers. The road was small and muddy then had to walk up about 100 steps to reach it.
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Posted: July 15, 2006 08:46 pm
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RHaught, can you post some pictures? They tell more than a story...

Here is the local Heroes Monument from the village of Geamana, Dambovita county.

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RHaught
Posted: July 15, 2006 08:51 pm
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Leave July 20th for the states. Have to celebrate wedding anniversary upon arriving but have pics of the cemetary. However, only have my camera right now (no cord for USB) but will post once I get back. There are also WWI and WWII hero sections in the cemetery in Roman (didn't have my camera with me since we were there for a 40 remembrance thing, not Orthodox so do not know the correct term for this).

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Posted: July 17, 2006 05:18 pm
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Photos with the ww1 german war cemetery from Dragoslavele village, Arges county.

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Posted: July 17, 2006 05:23 pm
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Same location.

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RHaught
Posted: July 22, 2006 07:41 pm
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Use the following links to see the pics of cemetaries. Was easier than doing seperatly.

WWI: Moldoveni (near Roman) and Iasi cemetaries
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WWII Rediu Unknown and Iasi
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Carol I
Posted: January 11, 2007 09:32 pm
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Images from the military cemetery in Podu Iloaei:

Entrance gate (probably a previous one as the entrance has been redesigned)
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Carol I
Posted: January 11, 2007 09:33 pm
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Apparently, the cemetery dates back to 1948
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Carol I
Posted: January 11, 2007 09:36 pm
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It is a rather large cemetery ...
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Carol I
Posted: January 11, 2007 09:38 pm
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... with a church ...
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Carol I
Posted: January 11, 2007 09:41 pm
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... and an ossuary for the remains of the unknown soldiers fallen in the area.
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Carol I
Posted: January 11, 2007 09:46 pm
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One of the air vents was open, so I tried to take a peek inside ...
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Carol I
Posted: January 11, 2007 09:49 pm
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... and was saddened to see modern plastic garbage among the human remains.
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There is also a smal plot for 73 soviet soldiers fallen in 1944.
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Posted: January 11, 2007 09:54 pm
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The remainder of the cemetery appears to be for Romanian soldiers.
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