Memorial The Forced Labourer Apeldoorn
One of the columns of the Town Hall of Apeldoorn contains a Memorial to commemorate the forced labourers who were deported to Germany on 2 december 1944.
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Source
- Text: A.J. Disberg
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
Nearby
Museum
- Museum of the Chancellery of Dutch Orders - Apeldoorn
- Apeldoornsche Bosch Remembrance Centre - Apeldoorn
- Collection '40-'45 - Beekbergen
Point of interest
- NSB Office Ancestry Research - Apeldoorn
- Former Villa & Bunker Arthur Seyss-Inquart - Apeldoorn
- Villa 'Laag Buurlo' - Apeldoorn
Monument
- Memorial Resistance Apeldoorn - Apeldoorn
- Memorial Apeldoorn Raid 2 December 1944 - Apeldoorn
- Memorials Synagogue Apeldoorn - Apeldoorn
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Heidehof Ugchelen - Ugchelen (Apeldoorn)
- Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery Heidehof Ugchelen - Ugchelen (Apeldoorn)
- Czechoslovak War Grave General Cemetery Heidehof Ugchelen - Ugchelen (Apeldoorn)
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stones Deventerstraat 28-lll - Apeldoorn
- Memorial Stone Raadhuisplein 10 - Apeldoorn
- Memorial Stone Beekstraat 17 - Apeldoorn
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