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Tidworth Military Cemetery contains 417 graves of Australian and New Zealand servicemen and 106 Second World War burials, among them three Soviet servicemen.
All three died in 1945 and lie in Section C, Plot F: Nikolay Khoryasik (Grave 55), Alexander Novokreschenov (Grave 61) and Suleiman Suleimanov (Grave 67).
Address: A338, Wiltshire SP9.
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- A complete count of Soviet graves here. Three are held on this platform.
- Independent verification of the cemetery composition figures or the archive record numbers; both are reproduced from the veteran records and the CWGC pages could not be captured.
- Coordinates.
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Buried here
- Nikolay Khoryasik
FROM THE RECORD“Private Nikolay Khoryasik (1915 – 16 April 1945) is buried at Tidworth Military Cemetery, Wiltshire, England — Section C, Plot F, Grave 55.”
- Alexander Novokreschenov
FROM THE RECORD“Private Alexander Novokreschenov (1910 – 7 May 1945) is buried at Tidworth Military Cemetery, Wiltshire, England — Section C, Plot F, Grave 61.”
- Suleiman Suleimanov
FROM THE RECORD“Private Suleiman Suleimanov (1926 – 15 May 1945) is buried at Tidworth Military Cemetery, Wiltshire, England — Section C, Plot F, Grave 67.”
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