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| Classification | | | A.07.1.3. Burial Grounds, Graves, Other |
| Proclamation No | | | 115/2004 |
| Place | | | Windhoek, Hochland Park, Grave No. 171 |
| Region | | | Khomas |
| Site Environment | | | Cemetary |
| Instangible Aspects | | | The whole cemetery was proclaimed provisionally on 09.12.1987, but lapsed on 08.12.1992. |
| Previous Use | | | Mass grave. |
| Current Use | | | Mass grave. |
| Refences | | | The whole cemetery was proclaimed provisionally on 09.12.1987, but lapsed on 08.12.1992. |
| Legal Status | | | National Heritage Act, No. 27 of 2004, proclaimed 15.08.2004. |
Brief History
The cemetery was founded in 1926 as an extension to the Gammans Cemetery. Amongst the 12,000 graves is the mass grave for those who were killed in 1959 by the South African authorities because they refused being removed from their homes by force due to the Apartheid rules.