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France, Meurthe et Moselle, Remereville, village completely destroyed during the battle of the Grand Couronne between August and September 1914 rebuilt after the First World War, church of the Nativity of the Virgin rebuilt in 1925, stained glass window made in 1925 by master glassmaker from Nancy Andre Lemoine representing a woman kneeling before the calvary of the village symbolizing the sorrow of the women during the war, a coat of arms with the cross of Lorraine
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Location: Réméréville
Photo credit: © ESCUDERO Patrick / hemis.fr / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
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