Mauthausen Memorial Enschede
This memorial, in front of the synagogue, commemorates the more than 700 Jews in Enschede who were murdered in World War II. The persecution started on 14 september 1941. Those who were arrested that day were deported to Mauthausen concentration camp.
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Source
- Text: Alex Ossel
- Photos: Alex Ossel
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Point of interest
- Jewish Synagogue Enschede - Enschede
- Former Public Primary School De Kortenaer, Enschede - Enschede
- Former Higher Textile School De Maere, Enschede - Enschede
Monument
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Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves West Cemetery Enschede - Enschede
- Jewish War Graves Enschede - Enschede
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Enschede - Enschede
Remembrance Stone
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Fortification
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Crash site
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