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Pheasant wood

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(Bot.) Same as Partridge wood (a), under Partridge.

See also: Pheasant



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German troops slaughtered more than 5,000 allied troops and buried some of their bodies in pits at the site of Pheasant Wood, near to the village of Fromelles, in France.
His remains are believed to be among those of between 250 and 300 British and Australian soldiers buried in a mass grave in Pheasant Wood, near the village of Fromelles.
The remains of these men currently lie in a number of newly-discovered mass graves at Pheasant Wood in the village of Fromelles.
 
 
 
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