Gravestone
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Gravestones are the most common form of grave marker: Upright (also called a headstone) or flat slabs of inscribed stone. For details of other types and shapes of grave marker see the Grave marker gallery.
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[edit] Czech Republic
 Franz Kafka |
 Grave of writer Karolina Světlá |
 Vincenc Josef Schrattenbach, Bishop of Brno |
 Ladislav Báča, founder of the Museum of Cieszyn Silesia |
 Lutheran theologian and superintendent Józef Berger |
 World War II Soviet soldiers |
 Tschammer family grave in Komorní Lhotka |
 Józef Kożdoń, Silesian autonomist and mayor of Český Těšín |
[edit] France
 Antoine Blatin, 19th century Mayor of Clermont-Ferrand |
 Charles Baudelaire, poet |
 Vincent VanGogh, painter |
 Marcel Pagnol, writer |
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[edit] Germany
 Konrad Duden |
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[edit] Japan
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[edit] Poland
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[edit] Russia
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[edit] The United Kingdom
[edit] England
 John Betjeman, poet |
 Anne Bronte, author |
 John Conolly, physician |
 Henry Walter, naturalist |
 William Wordsworth, poet |
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[edit] Scotland
 Tomb of George Watson, Edinburgh |
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[edit] The United States
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