Dutch War Graves Protestant Cemetery De Leeuwer Enk Wageningen
On the Protestant section of the Cemetery De Leeuwer Enk in Wageningen are the War Graves of:
Sergeant 22nd R.I. Wouter van Silfhout, died in Leiden on 08-06-1940
Soldier Gerrit Jan Lucas, died 07-05-1945
Gijsbertha Hendrika Veenendaal, died by bombardment on 19-09-1944.
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- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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Crash site
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