Poem 'Everyone Sang'
This poem from World War I, 'Everyone Sang' by Siegfried Sassoon, is written on a wall of a house in The Hague.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Vysotsky
Nearby
Museum
- Museon "Child in War" - Den Haag
- Madurodam Den Haag - Den Haag
- Atlantikwall Museum / German Command Bunker 622 Scheveningen - Den Haag
Point of interest
- NSB Doctor's Office - Den Haag
- Office Finances Nationale Jeugdstorm - Den Haag
- NSB Office The Hague - Den Haag
Monument
- The Hague Resistance and Liberation Memorial - Den Haag
- Memorial Kleykamp Bombing - Den Haag
- The "Irenemonument" Den Haag - Den Haag
Cemetery
- Jewish War Grave The Hague - Den Haag
- Roman Catholic Cemetery St. Petrus Banden - Den Haag
- Commonwealth War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Den Haag - Den Haag
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Anna Paulownastraat 81 - Den Haag
- Stumbling Stone Heemskerckstraat 20 - Den Haag
- Stumbling Stones Laan Copes van Cattenburch 129 - Den Haag
Fortification
- Widerstandsnest 309 Scheveningen Remnant Wall - Den Haag
- German Artillery Bunker 625 Scheveningen - Den Haag
- Atlantikwall - Regelbau 622 - Den Haag
Crash site
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