Trenches Walls Geertruidenberg
In World War Geertruidenberg was captured by the Germans on 13 May 1940.
German soldiers were billeted at families in Geertruidenberg and trenches were made in the walls of the city.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Fedor de Vries
- Museum De Roos, Geschiedenis van Geertruidenberg.
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Museum
Point of interest
- Former Distribution Office Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Fort St. Gertrudes Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Shelters World War II Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
Monument
- Column of History - Geertruidenberg
- War Memorial Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- War Memorial Raamsdonksveer - Raamsdonksveer
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Dutch War Graves Raamsdonksveer - Raamsdonksveer
- Collective Grave Civilian Casualities Churchyard Lambertus Church Raamsdonk - Raamsdonk
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Markt 37 - Geertruidenberg
- Stumbling Stone Papenstraat 2 - Geertruidenberg
- Stumbling Stones Stationsweg 5 - Geertruidenberg
Fortification
- Former Powder Magazine Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Dongecentrale Geertruidenberg - Geertruidenberg
- Fort Lunette Raamsdonksveer - Raamsdonksveer
Crash site
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