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Aldershot Military Cemetery contains 690 graves of First World War soldiers and 129 of soldiers who fell in the Second World War, among them Private Vasily Lukyanov of the Soviet Army.
He died in 1945 and lies in Section A, Grave 76.
Address: Aldershot GU11 2DD.
What this page does not claim
- That Lukyanov is the only Soviet serviceman buried here. He is the only one held on this platform.
- Independent verification of the cemetery composition figures or the archive record numbers.
- Coordinates.
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Buried here
- Vasily Lukyanov
FROM THE RECORD“Private Vasily Lukyanov (1925 – 23 May 1945) is buried at Aldershot Military Cemetery, Hampshire, England — Section A, Grave 76.”
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