Dutch Reformed Cemetery Hummelo
The Dutch Reformed Cemetery at Hummelo contains the graves of two Dutch war victims and five Commonwealth airmen of the Second World War. The latter five were the crew of AW Whitley V P4964.They were all killed on 01/10/1940.
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Source
- Text: Wilco Vermeer / Fedor de Vries / Arjan Vrieze
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze (1), Arjan Vrieze (2, 3, 4)
Nearby
Point of interest
- Supporting base Würzburg Riese (1) - Toldijk
- Supporting base Würzburg Riese (2) - Toldijk
- Remains Support Building Würzburg Riese radars - Toldijk
Monument
- Memorial Whitley Crash Hummelo - Hummelo
- Memorial Labour Camp de Wittebrink - Hummelo
- War Memorial Hoog-Keppel - Hoog-Keppel
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Doetinchem - Doetinchem
- Commonwealth War Graves General Cemetery Doetinchem - Doetinchem
- Commonwealth War Graves Hengelo - Hengelo
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Dorpsstraat 14 - Laag-Keppel
- Stumbling Stones Rijksweg 100 - Laag-Keppel
- Stumbling Stone Rijksweg 57/59 - Laag-Keppel
Fortification
- Kochbunker 'Kale Jacob 1' Montferland - Kilder
- Kochbunker 'Kale Jacob 2' Montferland - Zeddam
- Kochbunker 'Kale Jacob 3' Montferland - Zeddam
Crash site
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