Building Dordrecht Surrender
In May 1940, this building was in use by the Dutch army unit Pioneers. On 14 May 1940, after four days of fierce fighting, the surrender of the city was signed by mayor Bleeker.
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- Text: Serjos de Groot
- Photos: Serjos de Groot
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