Victimes dans les anciennes colonies
- Memorial steles
- Communal lists of victims
- Communal cemeteries, churches and various memorials
Nominative directory of the 10 298 civilians who died in the former French colonies during the Second World War.
In 1914, the "largest France" is made up of the metropolis, where will be located most of the fighting between 1914 and 1918, but also territories on all continents constituting its colonies.
These territories are centers of population, particularly in North Africa, in the Algerian departments or in the Tunisian or Moroccan protectorates and in the West Indies, Guyana, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.
They also provide a retreat zone for sick, seriously injured or convalescent soldiers who are sent to hospitals or their families. Some will die there, for causes directly related to the First World War.
- Memorial steles
- Communal lists of victims
- Communal cemeteries, churches and various memorials
Nominative directory of the 10 298 civilians who died in the former French colonies during the Second World War.