Maas-line - Casemate 113S
This Dutch S3 casemate was built in 1939 as part of the Maas-line.
On 10 May 1940, the 254.ID attacked this region to capture the railway bridge at Mook. Katwijk (com. Cuijk) was defended by the 3-II-36 R.I. and 13 casemates of the Maas-line.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Arjo Eijgelsheim
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Monument
- Monument for Dutch Soldiers - Katwijk (Cuijk)
- Resistance Monument Mook - Mook
- Memorial 82nd Airborne Division Mook - Mook
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Katwijk (Cuijk) - Cuijk
- Commonwealth War Grave Roman Catholic Churchyard Mook - Mook
- Collective Grave Civilian Casualties Mook - Mook
Remembrance Stone
- Stolpersteine De Hove 13 / 15 (former A 59) - Mook
- Stumbling Stone Rijksweg 173 - Mook
- Stumbling Stone Rijksweg 128 - Mook
Fortification
- Maas-line - Casemate 112S - Katwijk (Cuijk)
- Maas-line - Casemate 115S - Katwijk (Cuijk)
- Maas-line - River Casemate South - Katwijk (Cuijk)
Crash site
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