New Zealand War Graves Trust project

 

Welcome to the re-designed website of the New Zealand War Graves Trust. This is the site where the photographs, research and background information from the Trust's project are lodged.

This website is a work in progress. Photographs and information will continue to be uploaded to the website over the next two years. Already there are over 11,000 photographs on the website. More will be added as they come to hand.

The website was developed by Zest Media thanks to a grant from the Lottery Grants Board.

Benghazi War Cemetery to be restored

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has reported that the Benghazi War Cemetery is to be fully restored, following an attack by local vandals which saw many headstones broken, pulled out of the ground or pushed over.

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First 2012 grants

The New Zealand War Graves Trust acknowledges gratefully the recent donations of $22,000 from the Trusts Community Foundation and $18,000 from the Four Winds Foundation. This money goes towards the contracted purchase of photographs in Belgium from the Tyne Cot Cemetery ...

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Belgium and France

A major focus for the New Zealand War Graves Trust in 2012 is the contracted purchase of photographs of war graves and primary memorials of New Zealand casualties in Belgium and France. The majority are connected with battles in World War I.

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News

Latest news updates related to both the War Graves Project and New Zealand casualties in general. You can also review older news articles.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions associated with both the war graves project and the data we have in our database, 

History of Trust

Since we began in 2006 the War Graves Trust has continued to move from strength to strength. These pages will allow you to learn more about who we are and the philosophy behind the project.

 

Map / Worldwide

Our Map provides the ability for you to search a geographic region for information relating to where our war dead ar buried. The map is interactive and allows you to explore this representation of our data.