Former Military Police Barracks 's-Hertogenbosch
This building in 's-Hertogenbosch served at the beginning of the Second World War as a barracks for the Dutch Royal Military Police.
The building was first used on April 3th 1818 to March 1th 1943 and used again on April 29th 1946 to April 1th 1995.
At present, the former barracks is a office.
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Fortification
Crash site
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