German Shooting Range Soesterberg
This German shooting range was built during World War II on the site of the former airforce base Soesterberg.
On 19 November 1942 the shooting range was used for the execution of 33 Dutch resistance fighters.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Willem Visser (1, 2, 3), Fedor de Vries (4, 5)
Nearby
Museum
- National Military Museum - Soest
- Historical Collection Regiment Technical Troops (HCRTT) - Soesterberg
- Corps Collection Military Administration - Soesterberg
Point of interest
- Bomb Crater Soesterberg Airforce Base - Soest
- Cast Steel Dome 47mm PAG - Soest
- Air Base Soesterberg - Soesterberg
Monument
- Memorial Execution 19 November 1942 - Soesterberg
- Memorial General C.J. Snijders - Soest
- Memorial Dutch Airmen Soest - Soest
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Soesterberg - Soesterberg
- Mass Grave French Refugees Roman Catholic Cemetery Soesterberg - Soesterberg
- Dutch War Graves Municipal Cemetery Soest - Soest
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Julianalaan 242 - Bilthoven
- Stumbling Stones Julianalaan 207 - Bilthoven
- Stumbling Stones Palestrinalaan 12 - Bilthoven
Fortification
- German Command Bunker 608 Amersfoort - Amersfoort
- Flak Position Camp Amersfoort - Leusden
- Reconstructed Trenches Camp Amersfoort - Leusden
Crash site
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