Bridge of Sint Jan & Memorial Drimmelen
The Bridge of Sint Jan in the middle of the Biesbosch was used by the Line-Crossers during World War II. At this bridge, 75 German soldiers were disarmed and captured by the Dutch resistance.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Jhonny Bastiaensen
Nearby
Museum
- Museum The Rose Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Biesbosch MuseumEiland - Werkendam
- The Wilgenhorst Sliedrecht - Sliedrecht
Point of interest
- Ferry House and Plaque Line-Crossings Drimmelen - Drimmelen
- Fort St. Gertrudes Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Commandpost International Forces Drimmelen - Drimmelen
Monument
- Memorial Halifax LV905 - Hank
- Column of History - Geertruidenberg
- War Memorial Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery Hank - Hank
- Dutch War Graves Raamsdonksveer - Raamsdonksveer
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Markt 37 - Geertruidenberg
- Stumbling Stone Papenstraat 2 - Geertruidenberg
- Stumbling Stones Stationsweg 5 - Geertruidenberg
Fortification
- Former Powder Magazine Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Trenches Walls Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Fort Lunette Raamsdonksveer - Raamsdonksveer
Crash site
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