Marks of the war in the Saint-Hubert region

This metal plaque bordered with stars commemorates a visit to Saint-Hubert by the American writer, journalist and war correspondent, Ernest Hemingway.

Since 30 September 1994, the town of Saint-Hubert has been patron of the Régiment des Chasseurs Ardennais. On 13 March 2003, it inaugurated a memorial, erected by La Fraternelle des Chasseurs Ardennais.

This war memorial honours the victims of the First and Second World Wars. Each pediment bears an inscription.Marks of the war in the Saint-Hubert region

The war memorial honours the inhabitants of Arville who died in the First and Second World Wars.=> Marks of the war in the Saint-Hubert region

Created on the initiative of his family, the monument honours Pierre Leplang, who was unjustly shot by the German army during their retreat in 1944.Marks of the war in the Saint-Hubert region

In memory of the liberation of Saint-Hubert, a commemorative plaque was affixed to the façade of the former Buck bakery in 1990.Marks of the war in the Saint-Hubert region

This stele, inaugurated in May 1987, commemorates the sacrifice of Mohamed Ben Asmar, a soldier in the 3rd Spahis Brigade.

The Battle of the Bulge was Adolf Hitler's last major offensive in Belgium. The milestone marks the end of this last offensive.Marks of the war in the Saint-Hubert region