Roman Catholic Cemetery Grevenbicht-Papenhoven
On this cemetery at least two graves can be found of persons killed during World War Two. Here is the wargrave of Jac Cramers, who was killed in Dunkerque on May 24th, 1940 and also the grave of Cornelis Leonardus Jacobus Johannes Zwaans, died on March 13th, 1945 in Sittard.
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