FALKENBERG FOREST CEMETERY
Halland
Sweden
Location Information
Falkenberg is on the south-west coast in the district of Halland, 110 kilometres south of Gothenburg. From the E6 turn onto the 150 in the direction of Falkenberg. Follow the 150 to the town and over a large road junction to a roundabout. At the roundabout turn right into Halmstedsvagen and the cemetery is along here on the left. The Commonwealth war graves lie in a grass plot beside a flagged path, overshadowed by trees.
Historical Information
Although Sweden retained her neutrality throughout the Second World War, a number of Commonwealth servicemen are buried there, most of them airmen who failed to return from bombing raids over Germany or German occupied territories.
Falkenberg Forest Cemetery contains the graves of seven Commonwealth airmen of the Second World War, one of whom is unidentified.
Picture used with the permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Falkenberg is on the south-west coast in the district of Halland, 110 kilometres south of Gothenburg. From the E6 turn onto the 150 in the direction of Falkenberg. Follow the 150 to the town and over a large road junction to a roundabout. At the roundabout turn right into Halmstedsvagen and the cemetery is along here on the left. The Commonwealth war graves lie in a grass plot beside a flagged path, overshadowed by trees.
Historical Information
Although Sweden retained her neutrality throughout the Second World War, a number of Commonwealth servicemen are buried there, most of them airmen who failed to return from bombing raids over Germany or German occupied territories.
Falkenberg Forest Cemetery contains the graves of seven Commonwealth airmen of the Second World War, one of whom is unidentified.
Picture used with the permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
