Question 14972 — veterans and victims of war

Summary

Mr. Laurent Croizier draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Armed Forces and Veterans to the amount of aid allocated by the State to the maintenance of the graves of soldiers “Died for France”. It notes that, according to the decree of September 11, 2014 setting the rate of the annual fixed compensation for the maintenance of perpetual military graves, this assistance amounts to only 1 euro 50 per year and per grave for burials located in necropolises and military squares, a paltry amount and out of step with the duty of memory that the Nation owes to those who gave their lives for France. Furthermore, when a soldier "Died for France" is buried in a family compound, no assistance is provided, this burial being considered a private property, even though their symbolic significance goes beyond the family framework. These tombs, often threatened with abandonment over the generations are thus at risk of disappearing. He asks her if she plans to set up a national system to support the maintenance of family graves marked “Death for France”.

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