Panzerfaust Impact De la Reijweg 5
De la Reijweg 5/7 in 2024. The lighter-colored bricks to the left of the shuttered right window mark the site of the Panzerfaust impact. Where the tall white-gray house now stands (left), in 1944 stood the building where the ten civilians as well as Captain Stevens, after his initial injuries, found safe refuge.
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Source
- Text: Airborne magazine - Vrienden van museum Hartenstein
- Photos: Koos Winkelman
- Vereniging Vrienden van het Airborne Museum
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