Photo report Candles on Airborne War Cemetery Airborne Cemetery Oosterbeek
The restrictions regarding Covid-19 did not prevent a small group of volunteers to place candles on the graves on Christmas Eve at the Airborne Cemetery in Oosterbeek.
LEST WE FORGET
LEST WE FORGET
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- Source: Tracesofwar, Arjan Vrieze
- Published on: 24-12-2020 20:05:51
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