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World War II Soldier From Hesse Gets Gravestone in England After 86 Years

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During World War II, the Bischofsheim soldier Wilhelm Reuhl died in England. Villagers buried him and kept the grave of the former enemy for years. For a long time there was only a wooden cross - now after almost 90 years it was replaced by a gravestone.
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During World War II, the Bischofsheim soldier Wilhelm Reuhl died in England. Villagers buried him and kept the grave of the former enemy for years. For a long time there was only a wooden cross - now after almost 90 years it was replaced by a gravestone.

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hessenschau.de broke the news on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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