Russian Hiding Place Doetinchem
Russian hiding place Doetinchem
a hole was made in the forest here during the Second World War. From September to December 1944, two Russian prisoners of war were hidden from the German occupiers in that cave.
Subsequently, the two were hidden in an attic in Silvolde until the end of the war.
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Source
- Text: Traces of War
- Photos: Nellize Hogervorst
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