Crash Site Junkers JU 88 Hexelseweg Wierden
Crash site of a Junkers JU 88 bomber.
May 25, 1940
Commemorative plaques can be found at eight locations in the Municipality of Wierden where an airplane crashed in World War II. As part of the motto 'Lest we forget', this initiative was developed by Kees Kroon of the Historisch Kring Wederden in consultation with the municipality. It concerns eight crash locations plus the former V-1 launch track at Wierden.
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Source
- Text: Wichard Manenschijn
- Photos: Wichard Manenschijn
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Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Westeinde 264 - Vriezenveen (Twenterand)
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Crash site
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