Castle Zeist
During World War II, the castle was used by the German army.
The ordinary soldiers mainly stayed in the two wings, but this had that effect that a fire broke out in the left wing and was severely damaged, in the night from 8 to 9 february 1945.
After the war the castle was restored.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Dick de Bruijne
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Monument
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Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Communal Cemetery Zeist - Zeist
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Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stones Frank van Borselenlaan 4 - Zeist
- Memorial Stone Frank van Borselenlaan 2 - Zeist
- Memorial Stone Frank van Borselenlaan 8 - Zeist
Fortification
- German Cäsar-bunker Driebergen - Driebergen
- Tank Barrier Fort Rhijnauwen - Utrecht
- Anti-Tank Ditch Rhijnauwen - Utrecht
Crash site
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