Faces of Schoonselhof
  • Header
  • welcome
  • Casualty List
  • contact
  • Plot I
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
  • Plot II
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
    • ROW F
    • ROW G
    • ROW H
  • Plot IIa
    • Graves 1-50
    • Graves 51-98
  • Plot III
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
    • ROW F
    • ROW G
    • ROW H
    • ROW J
    • ROW K
    • ROW L
  • Plot IV
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
  • Plot IVa
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
    • ROW F
  • Plot V
    • ROW A 1-60
    • ROW A 61-112
    • ROW B 1-60
    • ROW B 61-110
    • ROW C 1-60
    • ROW C 61-110
    • ROW D 1-60
    • ROW D 61-115
  • Header
  • welcome
  • Casualty List
  • contact
  • Plot I
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
  • Plot II
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
    • ROW F
    • ROW G
    • ROW H
  • Plot IIa
    • Graves 1-50
    • Graves 51-98
  • Plot III
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
    • ROW F
    • ROW G
    • ROW H
    • ROW J
    • ROW K
    • ROW L
  • Plot IV
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
  • Plot IVa
    • Row A
    • ROW B
    • ROW C
    • ROW D
    • ROW E
    • ROW F
  • Plot V
    • ROW A 1-60
    • ROW A 61-112
    • ROW B 1-60
    • ROW B 61-110
    • ROW C 1-60
    • ROW C 61-110
    • ROW D 1-60
    • ROW D 61-115
  Faces of Schoonselhof

Faces of schoonselhof

A picture that shows the sorrow of a family...
George Bootland visiting his brother Fred's grave at Schoonselhof, somewhere in 1945.
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