Feda Churchyard

• Country Norway
• Total identified casualties 2 Find these casualties
• Identified casualties from Second World War
• GPS Coordinates Latitude: 58.26284, Longitude: 6.82141

Location information

Feda is a village on the south coast of Norway between Flekkefjord and Liknes. The church is situated in the village next to the E39, and the Commonwealth war graves are in the south-eastern part of the churchyard.

History information

During the Second World War, Norway was of strategic importance to the Germans. Their invasion on 9 April 1940 was sudden and widespread and despite Allied intervention, the entire country was under German occupation by early June. Thereafter, Allied activity in Norway was confined to raids and special operations, with the Commonwealth air forces providing support to Norwegian resistance groups until the German capitulation in May 1945. There are no Commonwealth war cemeteries in Norway, those who died there being buried in civil cemeteries and churchyards. Feda Churchyard contains the graves of two Commonwealth airmen.