Commonwealth War Graves Oegstgeest
Oegstgeest General Cemetery contains 17 graves of fallen Commonwealth soldiers. Most of them were airmen, including the crew of the Halifax bomber from the monument on Kleyn Proffijtlaan in Oegstgeest.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Oorlogsgravencomité Oegstgeest (1), Esther Dalberger (2, 3)
Nearby
Museum
- Museum of Ethnology - Leiden
- Visitor Center Valkenburg Airport - Valkenburg (Katwijk)
- Katwijks Museum - Katwijk aan Zee
Point of interest
- V1 Feuerstellung Warmond - Warmond
- Distribution Office Town Hall Katwijk aan Zee - Katwijk aan Zee
- Office National Socialist Student Front - Leiden
Monument
- War Memorial Oegstgeest - Oegstgeest
- Freedom-memorial Rijnsburg - Rijnsburg
- Resistance Memorial Rijnsburg - Rijnsburg
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Dutch Reformed Cemetery Oegstgeest - Oegstgeest
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery Oegstgeest - Oegstgeest
- Dutch War Grave Dutch Reformed Cemetery Rijnsburg - Rijnsburg
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Hogerbeetsstraat 8 - Leiden
- Stumbling Stone Johan de Wittstraat 15 - Leiden
- Stumbling Stones Fagelstraat 17 - Leiden
Fortification
- Widerstandsnest 251, VF Observationpost Katwijk - Katwijk aan Zee
- Bunker Noordwijk WN232 - Noordwijk
- German Tank Barrier Katwijk - Katwijk aan Zee
Crash site
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