Memorial Forced Laborers The Hague
This memorial on the courtyard of the Province Hall is erected to commemorate the raid on November 21st of 1944. 15.000 men from The Hague were driven together to be sent to Germany for forced labour.
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Source
- Text: Kees Boks
- Photos: Kees Boks
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