Between July 31 and November 10 1917, the area between Ypres and Passchendaele saw the most bloody battle of the First World War in Flanders, with more than 450,000 casualties.
‘The Long Road to Passchendaele’ monument was unveiled on August 19 2017 marking the centenary of the battle. It is a sculpture of ten silhouetted soldiers marching towards Passendale. The group measures 48 meters long, three meters high and is made of seven tons of Corten steel.
The silhouettes represent troops of all nations and an adjacent signpost shows how far the soldiers were fighting from home.

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Location: Zonnebeke, Ieper, West Flanders, Flanders, Belgium

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