Bullet Holes Amstelwijckweg 30 en 58
Bullet impacts from May 1940 can still be seen in the facades of two residential houses (number 30 and 58) on the Amstelwijckweg in Dordrecht. At this location, there was heavy fighting between Dutch soldiers of 4-3 GB and German paratroopers of Fallschirmjäger Regiment 1 and tanks of the 9th Armored Division.
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- Text: Dordrecht in de Oorlog
- Photos: Dordrecht in de Oorlog
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