Cassel dans les Flandres
Cassel de A à Z - Historique - Le Moulin de Cassel - Reuze papa et maman
A comme Architecture B comme Bataille C comme Collégiale D comme Dunkerque E comme Emplacement F comme Four G comme Général H comme Hotel I comme Inauguration J comme Jésuites K comme Kiosque L comme Légende M comme Moulin N comme Nature O comme Octogonale P comme Puits Q comme Qualité... R comme Reuze S comme Sortie T comme Tir à l'arc U comme Unique V comme Valeureux W comme Week-end X comme L'inconnue Y comme Yeux Z comme Zoom		B like... Battle Inter alia: The battle of Yser (bus Cassel knew of it many others), which was led by the Foch Marshal. In October, November 1914 it came to settle with the Hotel of the noble court (where the counterpart of its office still exists), until 1915. The Marshal defended France. He dedicated to Collegial the Our Lady this sentence: " It is your church which with gained the battle ". A heavy bronze medallion points out its facts. A statue is set up in its presence, thanks for its valiancy and its courage. A plate reports its thought: " My concern in 1914 and my glance extended especially from Ypres with Niewport. They are fires of this line which I considered the night, the heights of Cassel ". But also, that of 1677, where the treaty of Nimègue attached Cassel to France, battles victorious of the troops of Philippe of Orleans (brother of Louis XIV), against Guillaume d' Orange.