Information panel Battle of Arnhem - Hemelse Berg
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Hemelse Berg - September 1944
During the Battle of Arnhem this hollow served as a shelter for people who lived nearby. This spot was already known as 'the Hell' then. In this quiet part of the forest heavy combat took place in September 1944. The hollow is part of the 'Hemelse berg'-estate; the manor itself was destroyed during the battle.
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- Text: Arjan Vrieze
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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