Memorial World War ll & Dutch-Indies Memorial Chaam
The memorial is erected to commemorate those who have fought during the Second World War in behalf of freedom. Chaam is liberated on the 28th of October 1944.
The memorial also contains a stone with the names of two citizens of Chaam who were killed during the Indonesian Independence War in the East Dutch Indies.
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Source
- Text: Kees Boks
- Photos: G.Lanting
Nearby
Museum
- Museum Paulus van Daesdonck - Ulvenhout
- Stedelijk Museum Breda - Breda
- Queen Wilhelmina Pavilion Breda - Breda
Point of interest
- Remains Radar Station "Bisam Stelle" - Strijbeek
- Memory Route World War ll Camp Prinsenbosch Constructed - Gilze (Gilze en Rijen)
- V1-crater Baarle-Nassau - Baarle-Nassau
Monument
- Liberation Route Marker 141 - Chaam
- Execution Memorial October 1944 Alphen - Alphen (Chaam)
- Liberation Route Marker 140 - Alphen (Chaam)
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Roman Catholic Churchyard Ulicoten - Ulicoten
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Alphen - Alphen (Chaam)
- Polish War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Alphen - Alphen (Chaam)
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Private E.L. Freriks Cemetery Overakker Breda - Breda
- Stumbling Stone Julianalaan 73 - Breda
Fortification
- Remnant Bunker Airport Gilze Rijen - Molenschot (Gilze en Rijen)
- Remnant Bunker Airport Gilze Rijen - Molenschot (Gilze en Rijen)
- Remnant Bunker Airport Gilze Rijen - Molenschot (Gilze en Rijen)
Crash site
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