VIDEO: In the St Symphorien war cemetery, near the city of Mons in Belgium, rest the first and last British casualties of First World War, just a few metres apart pic.twitter.com/d4VvfBw5Xk— AFP news agency (@AFP) November 8, 2018
WNU Editor: Over 17,000,000 soldiers and civilians were killed in the First World War (Wikipedia), of which 1,114,914 were British soldiers.
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