Stumbling Stones Prinsestraat 18
These Remembrance Stones have been laid on the sidewalk of the synagogue for:
ANDRÉ ANDRIESSE, murdered on October 18, 1941 in Mauthausen.
JONAS WEIJEL, murdered on October 29, 1941 in Mauthausen.
Both were arrested during the raid on September 13/14,1941. From here they were transferred by train directly to Mauthausen on 16 September. From all over Twente, 105 men were deported to Mauthausen in this way.
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Source
- Text: Dick de Bruijne
- Photos: Dick de Bruijne (1, 2, 3, 4), Eric Heijink (5)
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- Jewish Synagogue Enschede - Enschede
- Former Public Primary School De Kortenaer, Enschede - Enschede
- Former Higher Textile School De Maere, Enschede - Enschede
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- Mauthausen Memorial Enschede - Enschede
- Memorial Killed Employees Van Gelderen - Enschede
- War Memorial Enschede - Enschede
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves West Cemetery Enschede - Enschede
- Jewish War Graves Enschede - Enschede
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Enschede - Enschede
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Waldeckstraat 4 - Enschede
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- Stumbling Stones Waldeckstraat 38 - Enschede
Fortification
- Bunker Landing Strip Twente Airfield - Lonneker-West
- German Gefechtsstand Twente Airfield - Enschede
- FLAK Ammunition Depot Twente Airport - Enschede
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