When Princess Margriet of the Netherlands lifts the veil on a bronze plaque at Beechwood Cemetery on Friday, she will be honouring a Canadian military figure who's arguably better remembered in her country than he is here. The plaque pays tribute to Lt.-Gen. Charles Foulkes , who died in Ottawa in 1969 and is buried at Beechwood . His grave is marked by a simple granite headstone, according to military tradition. Foulkes is most famous for the central role he played in Germany's surrender in the Netherlands during the final days of the Second World War , but his accomplishments...
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