Memorial Jo en Anna Broers Brunssum
Jo Broers, his wife Anna Broers-Merkx and their eleven children lived in the 2nd world war in a house near the pump buildings. At the risk of their own lives and that of their children, in 1943-1944 Jo and Anna made their homes and buildings available as hiding places for dozens of Jewish children.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Marco Hilgers
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