Castle Doornenburg
Doornenburg Castle was destroyed by an English bombing during the Second World War, in early 1945. The Castle was rebuilt and was finished in 1965.
The Castle is now used as a Museum.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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Museum
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Monument
- Liberation Route Marker 43 - Doornenburg
- Sister Panels World War II (Doornenburg) - Doornenburg
- War Memorial Doornenburg - Doornenburg
Cemetery
- Mass Grave Civilian Casualties Angeren Cemetery - Angeren
- Dutch War Grave Groessen - Groessen
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery St. Hubertus Ooij - Ooij
Remembrance Stone
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Fortification
- Fort Pannerden - S3a - Casemate 3 - Doornenburg
- Fort Pannerden - S3a Casemate 4 - Doornenburg
- Fort Pannerden - Szw Fr - Casemate 5 - Doornenburg
Crash site
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