Dutch Road Barriers
This is one of the locations where the German army invaded The Netherlands in the early morning of 10 May 1940. At this road, the Dutch army had some road barriers which where moved aside by the Germans. The remains of these barriers are still present.
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Source
- Text: Martin Hulsmeijers
- Photos: Martin Hulsmeijers
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Crash site
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