Monument William Slim
This monument has been erected in memory of William Slim who led the 14th Army during World War 2. The 14th Army fought during the period of '43-'45 in Asia (Burma, Singapore and Malaya).
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- Text: Jente De Roust
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn (1,2) & Jente De Roust (3,4)
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