Peel-Raamstelling - Foxhole South
On Fortification Vossenberg , the remains of three foxholes can be seen. These formed the connection between the two groups of casemates. Farmer horse owners near Vossenberg hid their horses here at the end of the war. This prevented the Germans from taking the horses to Germany. There was a permanent civilian guard. At night, people slept in a makeshift hut.
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Source
- Text: Stichting Dorpsoverleg Meijel
- Photos: Joost Verheijden
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Monument
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Helenaveen - Helenaveen
- Dutch War Graves Grashoek - Grashoek
- Dutch War Grave R.C. Cemetery Liessel - Liessel
Remembrance Stone
- Stolperstein Leveroyseweg 1 - Heythuysen
- Stumbling Stone Kloosterstraat 5 - Heythuysen
- Stumbling Stones Dorpsstraat 77 - Heythuysen
Fortification
- Peel-Raamstelling - S-Casemate nr. 5 - Meijel
- Peel-Raamstelling - B-Casemate nr. 7 - Meijel
- Peel-Raamstelling - Foxhole North - Meijel
Crash site
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