Railway Station Vught
The Dutch Railway Station in Vught played a major role in the transport of prisoners and Jewish transport during World War II.
Through this station, many Jewish men and women were taken to destruction camps in 1943 and 1944.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
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Museum
- Museum Military Cyclists Collection - Vught
- Geniemuseum (Engineering Museum) Vught - Vught
- National Monument Camp Vught - Vught
Point of interest
Monument
- Memorial Deported Political Prisoners Railwaystation Vught - Vught
- Memorial Deported Jews Railwaystation Vught - Vught
- Dutch-Indies Memorial Vught - Vught
Cemetery
- Graves Veterans KNIL Municipal Cemetery Vught - Vught
- Commonwealth War Graves Municipal Cemetery Vught - Vught
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Vught - Vught
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stone Gogelstraat 7 - Vught
- Memorial Stone Van de Pollstraat 50 - Vught
- Memorial Stone Van Berestijnstraat 8 - Vught
Fortification
Crash site
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