Rachel Windsor, a maori from New Zealand, is shown wearing national dress and laying a wreath at the Anzac Day service to Australian and New Zealand men who had died in both world wars. The Countess of Lichfield, the West Midlands Branch of the Military H

Walsall South MP Bruce George and Walsall’s Mayor and Mayoress, Councillors Ray and Doreen Farrell, led protesters who were battling to save Moxley War Memorial. The Black Country spine road, the Black Country Development Corporation and Walsall Council a

German War Graves Commission architect Horst Brandt (right), Hubert Rogge (centre) and Harold Doffman (standing) assessing the condition of the headstones on which the inscriptions had faded.

Yvonne Kahns from Bremen, Germany, working on a granite headstone. The photograph also shows Arthur Cholerton (centre) and Eric Roberts.

Councillor Arnold Ward, Chairman of Staffordshire County Council, laying a wreath at the cemetery. Walter Franke from Bremen was visiting, along with a group of German youngsters who were participating in an annual spring clean.

Susanne Schickedane, painting names on the memorial stones as part of the annual spring clean. 25 young people from Bremen, Germany, and two Danish visitors, came to tend graves at the cemetery.

Service for Dutch war veterans. Mayor Surjan Singh Duhra is mentioned.

Nick Miller (left), Richard Lowton (centre) and Peter Danks, from Thomas Alleyne’s High School in Uttoxeter, repaired the car park in front of the Katyn Memorial as part of their Duke of Edinburgh award.

At an annual service to the victims of the 1940 Katyn massacre, Major Bernard Pearson called for Britons to support Poland’s struggle for freedom. the United Ex-Service Council, Stefan Staniszewski, Josef Stalin, Frederick Kocon, and the Royal British Leg

Siblings Eric, Julie and Terry Rushton viewing a symbollic reclining figure – the “Dead Warrior” – created by a Bavarian artist and placed in the newly created Hall of Memory. The official opening ceremony was planned for June 1967.