Dutch War Graves Oudehaske
Oudehaske cemetery contains two war graves.
They are the graves of Sibe and Durk de Ruiter. It is a father and son.
They were involved in the resistance, were captured by the occupying forces and shot on 17 March 1945 as a reprisal.
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Source
- Text: Traces of War
- Photos: Cor Keuning
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Crash site
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