Hotel-Café 't Zonneke Oosterhout
During World War II the Germans thought that workers to the factories in Germany most came from the Netherlands. Raids were regularly held in Oosterhout, seeking labor for Germany.
Hotel-Café 't Zonneke served as a rallying point for the arrested men.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Bob van Vree
- "Oosterhout in de Tweede Wereldoorlog" (Stan Bol en Cees Kops)
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Point of interest
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Monument
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Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Leijsenakkers Oosterhout - Oosterhout
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- Dutch War Grave Oosterhout - Oosterhout
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Klappeijstraat 46 - Oosterhout
- Stumbling Stone Leijsenhoek 73 - Oosterhout
- Stumbling Stone Hoogstraat 80 - Oosterhout
Fortification
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