Memorial Evacuation Arnhem
During and after the Battle of Arnhem the Arnhem citizens were forced by the Germans to evacuate. The majority of them left the town northbound via the Apeldoornsestraat.
The text on the plaque is:
AWAY.AWAY ... BUT WHERE TO
MEMORIAL SIGN
EVACUATION
ARNHEM
1944 SEPTEMBER - APRIL 1945
14 APRIL 1995
Text: Marianne Sorgedrager-Van Halewijn
Plaque: Mark Geels and Luigi Pedron
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Source
- Text: Arjan Vrieze
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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