Remains of 19 Soldiers from World War I found in Flanders

The remains of nineteen soldiers that were killed in action during World War One were discovered in the past days in Langemark-Poelkapelle. According to the first information, there are at least 2 German soldiers and 9 British soldiers (or Canadian, source is unclear).

After analysis, the remains will be returned to their respective countries, so they can be given a proper burial. Next to the remains also several trenches, bomb craters and shelters were discovered. The soldiers most likely died in April 1915.