Treaties to protect war graves.

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	1856	Treaty of Paris
	10 May 1871	Treaty of Frankfurt The French and German governments agreed in the treaty to allow the military dead of either nation to be taken back to their national soil for burial.
	28 June 1919	Treaty of Versailles Agreements by the signatories giving French land necessary for the purpose of maintaining a military cemetery.
	26 November 1918; 31 October 1951	Franco-British Agreements
	August 1927; October 1947; October 1956	Franco-American Agreements
	19 July 1966	Franco-German Agreement
	2 December 1970	Franco-Italian Agreement
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International Treaties to Protect War Graves