Memorial 'Tracks that were' Kelpen-Oler
This memorial 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 Kelpen-Oler, 24 men were deported.
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Source
- Text: Jeroen Koppes
- Photos: Jeroen Koppes
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