Den Diek Lichtenvoorde
During the Second World War, between 1940 and 1945, "Den Diek", was taken into use by the German occupiers.
At the end of the Second World War, evacuees were also accommodated.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Bjorn van Marle
Nearby
Museum
- AVOG Crashmuseum 1940-1945 - Lievelde
- War Collection 40-45 Aalten - Aalten
- Dutch National Hideout Museum Aalten - Aalten
Point of interest
- Hiders Farm Erve Eeftink - Lievelde
- Hiders Place Brakerweg - Lievelde
- Information Sign Liberation of Groenlo - Groenlo
Monument
- Monument Peace Freedom Justice Lichtenvoorde - Lichtenvoorde
- Memorial Sint Bonifatius Church - Lichtenvoorde
- Dutch East Indies Memorial Lichtenvoorde - Lichtenvoorde
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Lichtenvoorde - Lichtenvoorde
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Aalten - Aalten
- Commonwealth War Graves General Cemetery Aalten - Aalten
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Vellegendijk 17 - Aalten
- Stumbling Stones Grevinkweg 5 - Aalten
- Stumbling Stones Lichtenvoordsestraatweg 17 - Aalten
Fortification
Crash site
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