Dutch War Graves Barendrecht
The text on the first headstone:
This is where
Marius Cornelis
v.d. merwe
rests
Born in Barendrecht
23 November 1919.
He fell for his fatherland
Goidschalksoord May 1940
His comrades.
The text on the second headstone reads:
This is where
our beloved son and
brother
Jacob Minne
Nederveen rests.
Born 13 March
1914 in Rotterdam.
Died for
his fatherland
10 May 1940
Soldier
4 Bt.Lu.A.
Lost but not forgotten
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Source
- Text: Mia van den Berg
- Photos: Mia van den Berg
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- Museumschool - Ridderkerk (Rijsoord)
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Monument
- War Memorial Barendrecht - Barendrecht
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- Memorial Lancaster ED362 Ridderkerk - Ridderkerk
Cemetery
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Remembrance Stone
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Fortification
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