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The damaged Gaza War Cemetery highlights ongoing risk to soldier graves in conflict zones

  • Written by Nicole Townsend, Lecturer in War Studies, UNSW Sydney
The damaged Gaza War Cemetery highlights ongoing risk to soldier graves in conflict zonesGraves of unknown soldiers at the Gaza War Cemetery.Riyaah/Wikimedia, CC BY

Nearly two years after the Australian government was first notified that war graves in Gaza and surrounding areas had been damaged as a result of conflict, new evidence has confirmed the extent of destruction.

In a recent update, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission...

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