Bullet Impacts WWII Air Raid Gashuisje
At this location in Dorpsstraat (now Heerewegh) on November 4, 1944, two cars of the German Wehrmacht were shot at by Allied fighter planes.
The surrounding farm and houses were hit by the flying bullets. In the gas house the
impacts can still be seen.
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Source
- Text: Johri Maat
- Photos: Johri Maat
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