German War Graves Wassenberg
Wassenberg Forest Cemetery contains 373 War Graves (Kriegsgräber) from the Second World War. Of these 370 are German, one is Dutch and two have another nationality. There is also one German War Grave from the First World War.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Jos Birx (1, 2, 3, 4), Fedor de Vries (5)
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Museum
Point of interest
- Barbed Wire Fence Adolfosee - Ratheim-Hückelhoven
- Court For Deserting Soldiers and Stealing Citizens - Effeld
- Court Martial Effeld - Effelld
Monument
- Memorial Jewish Citizens - Wassenberg
- Memorial Killed and Missing Soldiers - Wassenberg
- Betty Reis Memorial - Wassenberg
Cemetery
- Memorial Stone Max Kamper - Wassenberg
- German Wargraves Gerderath - Gerderath-Erkelenz
- German War Graves Ratheim - Ratheim
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Am Roßtor 14 - Wassenberg
- Stumbling Stones Am Roßtor 17 - Wassenberg
- Stumbling Stones Brühlstraße 40 - Wassenberg
Fortification
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