By Michael Seymour On the hill beside the road now designated D23, near the town the soldiers called ‘V-B’, stands the newly-built Sir John Monash Centre,[1] with the cemetery begun after the Armistice and the monument dedicated in 1938 to commemorate all of the thousands of Australians who died on the Western Front.[2]  This location … Continue reading The Battles for Villers-Bretonneux