Museum 'Engelandvaarders' Noordwijk
Museum about the experiences of the men and women (the so called 'Engelandvaarders') who left occupied Holland during the Second World War to fight against Nazi-Germany from England.
Hundreds left in barely seaworthy boats to cross the Channel or travelled via Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal or even Russia to reach free territory. Their story is told here.
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- Text: Museum Engelandvaarders
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
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