Monument 'Sporen die bleven' Helden
This monument commemorates the more than 3,000 forced labourers who were sent to work in Germany, originating from the 'Maas en Peel' area. These events caused 120 men to lose their lives, leaving a lasting wound for the survivors.
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- Photos: Jeroen Koppes
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Monument
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- Memorial 'Tracks that Were' Panningen - Panningen
- Memorial 'Tracks that were' Beringe - Beringe
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Grashoek - Grashoek
- Commonwealth War Graves Maasbree - Maasbree
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Helenaveen - Helenaveen
Remembrance Stone
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- Stumbling Stones Dorpsstraat 152 - Heythuysen
- Stumbling Stones Dorpsstraat 77 - Heythuysen
Fortification
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