Memorial 'Tracks that Were' Roggel
Plaque 'Tracks that Were' Roggel
This plaque commemorates the more than 3000 men in this region who were deported for forced labor in World War II. 120 of them did not return.
From Roggel, 27 men were deported.
All returned home.
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Source
- Text: Mia van den Berg
- Photos: Mia van den Berg
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