A gold award was presented to Staffordshire’s public relations officer, Peter Berrisford, by the West German War Graves Commission, for his work organising German teenagers doing an annual spring clean at the cemetery.

Congregation at the bilingual Remembrance Day Service for world peace.

Juergen von Alten and Air Attache Colonel Niklas von Witzendorf saluting the monument to the unknown soldier, during a bilingual Remembrance Day service for world peace.

Congregation at the bilingual Remembrance Day Service for world peace.

The cenotaph appeared to be leaning in the photograph but Borough Surveyor Mr S. G. Wood felt it was an optical illusion and not due to subsidence.

Unveiling of the plaque. The photograph shows (left to right) Geoff Deakin, Harry Dando and the Reverend John Bigby.

Stefan Staniszewski inspecting the Polish Eagle plaque which replaced one that had been damaged by vandals.

Stonemasons Jonathan White and Donnie MacIver are shown replacing the vandalised Commonwealth War Graves Commission headstones. The name of Christoph Pahler can be seen on one of the headstones.

Baron Hans von Stein from the German Embassy laying a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Hall of Memory during a Remembrance Day service. His Excellency Rudiger von Wechmar, The Prince and Princess of Wales, Oberst Eggert and Pastor Wilfied

Latvians laid a wreath during a service to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the deportation of thousands of their countrymen during the Second World War. The photograph shows Robert Broks (right) and Vilis Tiltabrencis (left), with Latvian priest Juris