Dutch War Graves R.C. Cemetery St.Clemens Waalwijk
On the Cemetery St.Clemens in Waalwijk are two graves with casualties of the strike of a German V1 flying bomb in the Ramppad in Waalwijk.
These are the graves of family Schilders and Pullens.
There is a monument at the place where the V1 collapsed on January 28th 1945.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar.nl
- Photos: TracesOfWar.nl (1, 2), Lennard Bolijn (3, 4)
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