Commonwealth War Graves General Cemetery De Leeuwer Enk Wageningen
On Wageningen General Cemetery De Leeuwer Enk are eight graves of the Commonwealth who died on 18-09-1944. Seven of them were from the A.A.C. Parachute Regiment.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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Museum
- The Liberation Hall Museum "De Casteelse Poort" Wageningen - Wageningen
- Betuws War Museum "The Island" 1944-1945 - Heteren
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Point of interest
- Information Sign Mill Onze Rika - Bennekom
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- Hotel De Wereld (Hotel the World) Wageningen - Wageningen
Monument
- Resistance Memorial Bennekom - Bennekom
- War Memorial Bennekom - Bennekom
- Memorial Old Church - Bennekom
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves RC Cemetery De Leeuwer Enk - Wageningen
- Jewish War Graves New Jewish Cemetery Wageningen - Wageningen
- Dutch War Graves Protestant Cemetery De Leeuwer Enk Wageningen - Wageningen
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Bovenweg 25 - Bennekom
- Stumbling Stones Alexanderweg 44 - Bennekom
- Stumbling Stones Algemeer 32 - Bennekom
Fortification
- Bunker at the Harsloweg - Bennekom
- Casemate KLF001 Maneswaard - Opheusden
- Grebbe Line - S3 Casemate GLZ12 - Rhenen
Crash site
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