The Great War
The Somme Battlefields on the Western Front
The Somme still bears the scars of the Great War: trenches, mine holes, annihilated villages remind us of the painful events that took place here over 100 years ago.
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8 memorial sites, 18 musicians, 1 solidarity cause
All the information you need to assist the Anzac Day ceremony this year at Villers-Bretonneux...
Learn more about what happened in the Somme during these years of conflict
Over 20 different nationalities in this world within a world
Built with 10 million bricks, the Thiepval Memorial...
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100 years old history, profound emotion, prevailing peace
Trenches, mine craters, destroyed vegetation, villages razed to the ground...
While fighting in the Somme, the former gold-diggers from Down Under were nicknamed the Diggers.
Life behind the lines reveals how soldiers occupied themselves
Say “Good-bye to All That” in Frise!
So many men are buried in military cemeteries in the Somme
120 enthusiasts provide visitors with a warm welcome throughout the year.
The bright red hue paid silent tribute to the blood shed by dying soldiers on the battlefield.



Historial de la Grande Guerre - Péronne
PERONNE