Graves Belgian Refugees Veenendaal
The R.C. Cemetery in Veenendaal are a number of graves from First World War, of Belgian refugees who have died in the refugee camp in Veenendaal, where about 1500 people were housed.
The graves only have numbers.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Jaap Vervloet
Nearby
Museum
- Museum Grebbelinie in het Vizier - Woudenberg
- Visitor Center And Museum Dutch War Cemetery Grebbeberg - Rhenen
Point of interest
- Grebbe Line Visitor Centre - Renswoude
- Information Sign Hoofdstraat 106 Veenendaal - Veenendaal
- Information Sign Tuinstraat 133 Veenendaal - Veenendaal
Monument
- Liberation memorial De Klomp - De Klomp
- Memorial Harold Frederick Wakeman - De Klomp
- Memorial Hiders Veenendaal - Veenendaal
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Veenendaal - Veenendaal
- Commonwealth War Grave General Cemetery Veenendaal - Veenendaal
- Commonwealth War Graves General Cemetery Holleweg Amerongen - Amerongen
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Prins Bernhardlaan 178 - Veenendaal
- Stumbling Stone Hoofdstraat 100 - Veenendaal
- Stumbling Stones Hoofdstraat 53 - Veenendaal
Fortification
- Grebbe Line - S3 Casemate GL134 - Veenendaal
- Kochbunkers - Veenendaal
- Pantherstellung - Bunker R003-P - Veenendaal
Crash site
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