Commonwealth War Graves Sint Anthonis
St. Anthonis Cemetery contains four Commonwealth War Graves.
One of them is David Arthur Silvertop, Commander of the 3rd battalion Royal tank Regiment who started 13/06/1944 in France and went all the way to The Netherlands. He was killed in St. Anthonis.
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Source
- Text: De Oorlog tussen Peel en Maas
- Photos: Johan de Vries (2,3) & Arjan Vrieze (1,4,)
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- Townhall Sint-Anthonis - Sint-Anthonis
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- Information Sign Aircraft Crashes and Emergency Landings WW2 in Boxmeer Municipality - Overloon
Monument
- Information Sign Aircraft Crashes and Emergency Landings WW2 in Sint Anthonis Municipality - Sint Anthonis
- Memorial "De Zon van onze Hoop" - Sint Anthonis
- Memorials Killed NS Employees Boxmeer - Boxmeer
Cemetery
- Dutch War Grave Sint Anthonis - Sint Anthonis
- Dutch War Graves Boxmeer - Boxmeer
- Commonwealth War Graves Westerbeek - Westerbeek
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Kerkstraat Noord 40 - Oeffelt
- Stumbling Stones Spoorstraat 123 - Gennep
- Stumbling Stones Brugstraat 16 - Gennep
Fortification
- Casemate Peel-Raamstelling S (3a) 419 - Oploo
- Casemate Peel-Raamstelling S (3a) 418 - Oploo
- Casemate Peel-Raamstelling S (3a) 420 - Oploo
Crash site
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