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- D2Two or more independent public sources corroborate the same facts.
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- D4A named observer has personally visited and documented the site — photographs, inscriptions, condition.
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Liverpool (Anfield) Cemetery contains 445 First World War and 459 Second World War British Army burials, two of which remain unidentified.
Nikolay Kusik died in 1944 and is buried in Section 20, Grave 47. He is the earliest of the Soviet burials held on this platform; the others date from 1945.
Address: 238 Priory Rd, Liverpool L4 2SL.
What this page does not claim
- That Kusik is the only Soviet serviceman buried here. He is the only one held on this platform.
- The second archive number on his record. It appears to be a transcription of the first rather than a distinct OBD Memorial number and is not relied on.
- Coordinates.
ⓘHow is each connection known?›
- FROM THE RECORDA record on this platform states this connection, quoted here in its own words.
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- SEVERAL SOURCESNo single source states this connection; it follows from several independent pieces of evidence, named here.
- OUR CONCLUSIONThe platform's own editorial judgement, not a statement by a source.
This describes one connection, not the page as a whole: the D1-D5 tier at the top of the page says what the record itself rests on. A connection can rest on a direct statement by a source even where the record around it is weakly supported, and the other way round.
Buried here
- Nikolay Kusik
FROM THE RECORD“Private Nikolay Kusik (died 18 November 1944) is buried at Liverpool (Anfield) Cemetery, Merseyside, England — Section 20, Grave 47.”
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