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DescriptionLJB9 - Langemarck.jpg	Deutsch: Weihestunde am Heldendenkmal von Langemarck. Anlässlich der Einweihung des Friedhofs am 10. Juli 1932 hielt der Münchner Schriftsteller Josef Magnus Wehner, der selbst an der Westfront verwundet worden war, eine später weitverbreitete Rede; gleichzeitig fanden im gesamten Deutschen Reich Gedenkfeiern statt.
Date	10 July 1932
Source	Curt Badinski: Aus großer Zeit. Erinnerungsblätter des Jäger-Feld-Bataillons Nr.9. Weltkrieg 1914-1918. Bd. 1; Ratzeburg 1932, Lauenburgischer Heimatverlag, H. H. C. Freystatatzky's Buchdruckerei
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