War Memorial Veldhoven
This memorial commemorates the residents of Veldhoven who were killed in World War II and in the Indonesian Independence War in the Dutch Indies.
In World War II, the bell was hided by locals before the Germans could take it away. After the war, it was reused in the St. Caecilia church again.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
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Museum
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Monument
- Liberation Route Marker 107 - Veldhoven
- Memorial Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe Bridge - Veldhoven
- Memorial Zeelst Market Garden - Veldhoven
Cemetery
- Memorial Graves Civilian Casualties R.C. Cemetery - Veldhoven
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery St Willibrordus Waalre - Waalre
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery Steensel - Steensel
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Spoorstraat 17 - Eindhoven
- Stumbling Stones Huijgenslaan 2 - Eindhoven
- Stumbling Stones Frederika van Pruisenweg 25 - Eindhoven
Fortification
Crash site
- Crash Site Lancaster LM592 Heuvelweg Walik - Walik
- Crash Site Vickers Mk. IV Z1245, code SM-D - Woensel
- Memorial Wellington HZ520 - Bergeijk
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