Cimetière du Commonwealth au cimetière sud

The Commonwealth War Graves plot in the Clichy South Cemetery holds the remains of twenty-three men who died during the First World War. Each soldier is marked by a distinctive white Portland stone headstone, standing in sharp, uniform rows against the local French funerary monuments. These men served in different regiments, yet they share this small, enclosed ground far from their homes. A local woman, Madame Lemaire, tended these graves for decades, placing fresh flowers here every single week until her death.