Bari War Cemetery

Se amate meditare sulle tragedie umane, questo è senz'altro un sito da vedere ed in cui ammirare uno splendido e tranquillizzante manto di verde.

Posto molto curato e ben tenuto

Luogo di pace e tranquillità e soprattutto di meditazione

Entrate pure, non abbiate timore, ma con rispetto e senza superstizione. Sono figli, forse fratelli e padri che se avessero potuto scegliere non starebbero qui. Hanno servito la loro Patria e sono morti con onore, lontani dalla famiglia. Forse sono abbisognevoli di un pensiero gentile e di un ricordo, fategli un saluto per qualche minuto. Vedrete, a loro farà tanto piacere, a voi tanto bene.

A beautifully maintained, serene war cemetery

Very emotional. The cemetery is very well cared for.

Such a beautiful cemetery honouring those who lost their life in the war

It's a Beautiful cemetery and i want to give a very big thanks for the cwgc bari war cemetery crew who keep this place well maintained and clean. Today (03/09/2020) we went there to give our honor and to pay our respect to the three soldiers of this cemetery.one ww2 sri lankan soldier and 2 great war soldiers.the sri lankan soldier died on 30th July 1945 at age of 22 and his name is Welikumbure Berakaragedera William and he is from katugastota (kandy).It's a honor for me to pay my respect for this soldier as a sri lankan (i am also a sri lankan).and other two great war soldiers:one soldier from England and his name is George Spence who died on 16th October 1918 at age of 42 and the reason why i paid him my respect is one of his great war medal (Victory medal ) is in my possession and i came here to give my respect and to thanks him for the medal and also to give my promise to him, that i never ever going to sell this medal to anyone and i keep this medal with me in my whole life.The second soldier of great war that i paid respect is a soldier from newfoundland and it's a request from one of my facebook friend from canada and she ask from me to pay their respect to this soldier and send them some videos and pictures of his tomb stone.also they send to me a flag,a pebble (to keep on a top of the tomb stone) and the "ode to newfoundland" to read infront of the tomb.i paid my respect to this soldier personally from my side and also behalf of the newfoundland people and for the newfoundland organization of the great war.the soldier's name is William Gilbert of Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserve who died on 07th october 1918.I am really happy about my work,what have i done today in this cemetery as my duty and my responsibility .Lest We Forget.