Liberation Memorial Noorbeek
Adjacent to a memorial for Queen Wilhelmina, a memorial is erected for the 25th celebration of the liberation of Noorbeek.
Noorbeek was liberated as the first Dutch municipality by American troops of the 3rd Battalion, 119th regiment, 30th Infantry Division, on September the 12th, 1944.
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Source
- Text: Kees Boks
- Photos: Kees Couprie
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