Dutch War Graves Dubbeldam
Dubbeldam General Cemetery in Dordrecht contains 26 Dutch War Graves lying next to each other, all of soldiers who died in May 1940. There are also civilian casualties buried here, including a boy of 12 and an executed resistance member.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Fedor de Vries
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Museum
- Museum 1940-1945 - Dordrecht
- Museum of the Papendrecht Village Preservation Foundation - Papendrecht
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Point of interest
- Bullet Holes Dordrecht - Dordrecht
- Water Tower Buitenlust Dordrecht - Dordrecht
- Bulletholes Patersweg - Dordrecht
Monument
- Memorial 28th R.I. - 10 May 1940 - Dordrecht
- Memorial Police "Fallen in the Resistance" - Dordrecht
- Memorial 14th Regiment Artillery Dubbeldam - Dordrecht
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Dordrecht - Dordrecht
- Commonwealth War Graves Dordrecht - Dordrecht
- Commonwealth War Graves Papendrecht - Papendrecht
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Leerambachtstraat 23 - Dordrecht
- Stumbling Stones Patersweg 19-21 - Dordrecht
- Stumbling Stones Reeweg Oost 233 - Dordrecht
Fortification
- Group Shelter Noorderelsweg - Dordrecht
- Group Shelter Noorderelsweg - Dordrecht
- Group Shelter Noorderelsweg - Dordrecht
Crash site
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