Frederikkazerne
The Frederikazerne was partially put into use in 1938. The German occupation forces decided to complete the construction in 1940, two months after the Dutch capitulation.
The barracks is still used for military purposes to this day.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Martin Damen
Nearby
Museum
- Madurodam Den Haag - Den Haag
- National Monument Oranjehotel (Orange hotel) - Scheveningen (Den Haag)
- Atlantikwall Museum / German Command Bunker 622 Scheveningen - Den Haag
Point of interest
- NSB Office The Hague - Den Haag
- V-2 Impact Site V.Voorschotenlaan - Den Haag
- V-2 Impact Site Dune Area V.Voorschotenlaan - Den Haag
Monument
- Memorial Bombardment Alexanderkazarne 10 May 1940 - Den Haag
- Memorial Park Clingendael - Wassenaar
- Memorial Bep Boon-van der Starp in Madurodam Den Haag - Den Haag
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Den Haag - Den Haag
- Commonwealth War Graves The Hague - Den Haag
- Commonwealth War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Den Haag - Den Haag
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Van Voorschotenlaan 20 - Den Haag
- Stumbling Stone Van der Woertstraat 43 - Den Haag
- Stumbling Stones Van Montfoortlaan 11 - Den Haag
Fortification
- Atlantikwall - Regelbau 502 Bunker - Den Haag
- Atlantikwall - LS Bunker - Den Haag
- Atlantikwall - Regelbau 622 - Den Haag
Crash site
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