Memorial Crossing Location Operation Berlin
On 25 September 1944 the Battle of Arnhem was lost. General Urquhart received the order to withdraw across the Rhine. Operation Berlin was the codename. About 2200 men were succesful in crossing the river. This memorial marks the spot where they were picked up.
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- Text: Arjan Vrieze
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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