De Gevangentoren
The 16th century (bombproof) "Gevangentoren" (Prison Tower) was reinforced during the German occupation as part of the Atlantic Wall. It was damaged during the Battle of Vlissingen in 1944. It is now in use as restaurant.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Jasper Jongepier (1), rjarmy.nl (2)
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