Memorial 43rd Reconnaissance Regiment
Situated at the dike, pointed to the Waal nearby Fort St. Andries.
The Memorial commemorated four killed Allied soldiers. There's a statue of an English Soldier with a helmet which was created in 1999. The symbolic crack is also very impressive.
In the spring of 2012, the bronze statue stolen.
The Memorial is made of Corten steel and is not an exact copy of the original.
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Source
- Text: Don van den Bogert
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
Nearby
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- Informatie Sign 'De Bol van Zende' - Zennewijnen
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Monument
- War Memorial & Memorial Reconstruction Church Maren-Kessel - Maren-Kessel
- Memorial Killed Inhabitants Alem - Alem
- Memorial Crash 21-06-1944 Heerewaarden - Heerewaarden
Cemetery
- Dutch War Grave Municipal Cemetery Rossum - Rossum (Maasdriel)
- Dutch War Graves Municipal Cemetery Heerewaarden - Heerewaarden
- Dutch War Grave Municipal Cemetery Hurwenen - Hurwenen
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Maasdijk 70 - Rossum (Maasdriel)
- Stumbling Stone Koningstraat 8 - Rossum (Maasdriel)
- Stumbling Stones Koningstraat 9 - Rossum (Maasdriel)
Fortification
- Bridge-River Casemate St. Andries - Heerewaarden
- New Fort St. Andries - Heerewaarden
- Tank Barrier Treurenburg - 's-Hertogenbosch
Crash site
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