The region of Flanders is in which of these countries?
Correct answer: Belgium

Kiwozzie
I recommend reading: In Flander's Field - a poem by Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae.

Jackie
QuizzMister, yes, it was part of a WWI commemoration - all of the 888,000 ceramic poppies planted by volunteers, one for each of the British Empire soldiers killed - from the website: “In 2014 the Tower of London marked the centenary of the outbreak of The First World War (WWI) with the commemorative art installation Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, which saw the moat filled with thousands of ceramic poppies.
In 2018 the Tower once again became a site of commemoration, marking 100 years since the end of WWI with Beyond the Deepening Shadow. The nightly candle lighting ceremony in the moat was led by the Yeoman Warders and created a circle of light radiating from the Tower as a symbol of remembrance.
Both commemorative events at the Tower were part of the world-wide, First World War centenary commemorations that began on 28 July 2014 and ended on 11 November 2018.”

Myffa
QuizzMister, When the exhibit ended my friend managed to buy 2 poppies for her 2 children. However, when she heard I had failed to obtain one for my mother, who lost her uncle in WW1, her daughter sent hers to my mum- a lovely gesture. Sadly, Pte Thomas Dean of the Lancashire Fusilers, was one of the thousands who have no known grave. I just thought I'd mention him here, as just one of those that the poppies were made to represent.

QuizzMister
The photo is the Tower of London