Public cemetery in the bottom of the water in Wales.Neomisteri - This story begins in 1956. When the Liverpool City Council got a sponsor's parliament urged the council to grant permission to flood the Tryweryn valley in Wales for industrial irrigation facilities.One of the areas that would be flooded with entry plan is the village of Capel Celyn, one of the last traditional community of Wales. At that time, the original peoples Wales politically and socially oppressed by the British government.
Capel Celyn villagers fought for eight years resisted this reservation plans. Many citizens participated in the march from the village to London to do a large-scale protests.
If the project is realized, then the whole village of Capel Celyn will be submerged in water. The residents of residential buildings, schools, houses of worship to the public cemetery was there.
"My wife's probably not important and the most beautiful women in Wales. But I love him. And I do not want his grave submerged beneath the water," said a village elder on the sidelines of the protests.
Although the villagers Capel Celyn have fought hard to oppose the plan, but the fact Liverpool City Council eventually happen. And the area around the valley of Tryweryn was drowned in 1965.
Disappointment villagers Capel Celyn was increased because the Liverpool City Council reneged on promises that persuade citizens by promising relocation of existing public cemetery there.
In fact, only eight bodies were exhumed to be moved at the request of the surviving family. The rest, dozens of tombs are still in the public cemetery and submerged in water up to the base today.
Since this event, many graffiti reads "Cofiwch Dryweryn" (Remember Tryweryn) at the edge of the valley as a reminder of the history of their tenuous relationship with Britain. In 2005, Liverpool City Council formally apologized for the drowning of Tryweryn Wales.
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