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Huddersfield (Edgerton) Cemetery contains 71 graves of United Kingdom servicemen of the Second World War, 24 of them in Military Section 14. After the war, graves from several nearby churchyards were consolidated here.
Two Soviet soldiers were buried in Row 22 in the spring of 1945: Dulat Yusabov (Grave 85) and I. S. Yegoryan (Grave 94).
Address: 25 Cemetery Rd, Huddersfield HD1 5NF.
What this page does not claim
- A forename for I. S. Yegoryan. The record carries initials only and none is supplied.
- A complete count of Soviet graves here. Two are held on this platform.
- Independent verification of the cemetery composition figures.
- Coordinates.
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Buried here
- I.S. Yegoryan
FROM THE RECORD“Private I.S. Yegoryan (1919 – 18 March 1945) is buried at Huddersfield (Edgerton) Cemetery, West Yorkshire, England — Row 22, Grave 94.”
- Dulat Yusabov
FROM THE RECORD“Private Dulat Yusabov (1905 – 19 March 1945) is buried at Huddersfield (Edgerton) Cemetery, West Yorkshire, England — Row 22, Grave 85.”
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