Memorial 7 May 1945
The Memorial 7 May 1945, is a plaque on the corner of Dam / Kalverstraat. It reminds the residents of Amsterdam of the 32 victims and more than 100 wounded who were shot by some German soldiers while they were in anticipation of the celebration of the liberation on the Dam.
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- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Stichting Memorial Damslachtoffers / Johan Wieland
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Monument
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Cemetery
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Crash site
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