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First World War Belgian Army

Who am I

René Benoit Corneille VANBEVEREN

  • Gender: Man
  • Nationality: BE
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Grave of René Benoit Corneille VANBEVEREN
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My life before the war

  • Date of birth: 31/03/1893
  • Birthplace: Oostvleteren
  • Address: Pollinkhove
  • Father's name: Petrus Benedictus Cornelis
  • Mother's name: BAELEN Sophia Rosalia
  • Spouse: ongehuwd
  • Profession: agricultral worker

My military life

  • Date of death: 22/10/1918
  • Place of death: Aalter
  • Current cemetery: Aalter - Belgian military plot of honor
  • Grave number: 18
  • Date of enlistment: 1913
  • Operations: Liberation offensive
  • Matriculation number: 154/2496
  • Unit: E.M./4 A.