Grote of Sint-Catharinakerk
On the night of 4 to 5 November 1944, some tall buildings in Heusden were blown up by the retreating Germans in order to avoid that they could be used as a lookout.
Amongst these buildings was the tower of the church. After the war, another tower was built on the church.
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Source
- Text: Jeroen Koppes
- Photos: Jeroen Koppes
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Crash site
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