Timberwolf Division Memorial
This memorial was unveiled in 2001. The American 104th Infantry Division (the Timberwolf Division) liberated the community of Zundert at the end of October 1944. They were under command of the 1st Canadian army.
Attached (also the Timberwolves) was the American 555AAA. One of the soldiers of the 555AAA was Mr. Welsh, he isn't alive anymore but he is the father of Mrs. Laura Bush.
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Source
- Text: Marcel Jans
- Photos: Wies Huybregts Schapendonk
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- St. Lucien Chapel Meersel-Dreef - Meersel-Dreef (Hoogstraten)
- Capuchin Monastery Meersel-Dreef - Meersel-Dreef (Hoogstraten)
Monument
- Memorial "Beacon of Freedom" - Zundert
- Memorial H. Trudo Church Zundert - Zundert
- War Memorial Roman Catholic Churchyard Wernhout - Wernhout
Cemetery
- Grave Civilian Casualties Cemetery De Willaert Zundert - Zundert
- Commonwealth War Graves Protestant Churchyard Zundert - Zundert
- Grave Civilian Casualty Roman Catholic Cemetery St. Trudo Zundert - Zundert
Remembrance Stone
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