Pandu War Cemetery, also Dutch Field of Honor Pandu (Dutch: Nederlands Ereveld Pandu, Indonesian: Makam Kehormatan Belanda di Pandu), is a war cemetery in Bandung, West Java, in Indonesia. [1] The cemetery has 4,000 graves.

Ereveld Pandu is a Dutch War Cemetery located in the city of Bandung, around 4000 military personnel and civilians who died during the Second World War are buried here. These Dutch casualties were killed defending the Tjiater and Soebang positions, which were the last lines of defence before Bandung in 1942.

Pandu war cemetery, inaugurated on 7 March 1948, is a solemn resting place located within the premise of Pandu public cemetery in Bandung. This war cemetery is accessible via a walk through the main entrance of the public cemetery, leading visitors …

Large field of honour with some 4000 graves of civilian victims of the Japanese concentration camps, KNIL soldiers and soldiers of the Dutch Army. Most were quickly executed by the Japanese occupiers of the Dutch East Indies at the end of WW2. The cemetery looks very well maintained .. the Dutch government contributes to the cost of this.

Set against Bandung’s serene backdrop, Pandu war cemetery – with its renowned Tjiaterstelling monument – was established in 1948, six years after the Battle of the (nearby) Tjiater Pass.

Pandu War Cemetery The cemetery has 4,000 graves. Most of the graves belong to Dutch civilian war victims and prisoners of war from Japanese-run internment camps who were killed by their captors during the fall of Japan in 1945.

Pandu Dutch War Cemetery contains more than 4,000 graves, of Dutch civilians who perished in the Japanese camps during the Japanese occupation which lasted from 1942 to 1945 as well as Dutch soldiers who were killed in the Second World War or the Indonesian Independence War.

Pandu Dutch Field of Honour lies on a slope with a flag monument at its highest point. Around the monument are commemorative plaques bearing the names of Dutch casualties killed defending the Tjiater and Soebang positions, which were the last lines of defence before Bandung in 1942.

Ereveld Pandu is a Dutch War Cemetery located in the city of Bandung, around 4000 military personnel and civilians who died during the Second World War are buried here. These Dutch casualties were killed defending the Tjiater and Soebang positions, which were the last lines of defence before Bandung in 1942.

Pandu War Cemetery, also Dutch Field of Honor Pandu, is a war cemetery in Bandung, West Java, in Indonesia. Pandu War Cemetery is situated 100 metres north of TPU Pandu.