Chairman of Staffordshire County Council, Councillor John O’Leary (right) and Herr Gerd Hams, of the Bremen area German War Graves Commission, watched Lorenz Kunze, Katja Kuhlmann, Jessica Kuzay and Karsten Hillmann place wreaths. The teenagers were par

Sunset over the war memorial, the day before Remembrance Day.

Councillor Mrs Salome Dainton unveiled the plaque donated by the Stafford branch of the 1940 Veterans Association. The Veteran Association and Reverend Michael Pope are mentioned.

The photograph shows the band of the Mercian Volunteers playing the National Anthem during the Anzac Day service. The cemetery is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC).

Ken Astley and David Walker polishing a brand new memorial. Tamworth Borough Council, the British Legion, the South East Staffordshire Health Authority and Tamworth General Hospital are mentioned, and Mike Pearson is quoted.

On Remembrance Day, John Oxford of Staffordshire County Council placed a wreath at the foot of the giant cross.

Photograph shows people standing around the Cross of Sacrifice during the Anzac Day service to Australian and New Zealand men who had died in both World Wars. Rachel Windsor, a maori from New Zealand, the Countess of Lichfield, the West Midlands Branch of

Major Sygmund Szadkowski, a leader of the war-time Polish Government in Exile (centre) speaking to the crowd in English and Polish.

A close up image of a German War Cross with a West German official in the background. Some spelling errors on the crosses were going to be corrected, and more German graves were to be sunk at Broadhurst Green to allow the remains of German combatants fro

Zbigniew Scholtz speaking at the annual memorial service to the victims of the Katyn massacre. The Polish Government in Exile, John Mellor (Wolverhampton British Legion), Czeslaw Maryszczak, Mieczylaw Kudla, the Polish Catholic Centre, the Wolverhampton b