Monastery Maria-Oord Vught
During the Second World War, the German occupier claimed in november 1941, Monastery of Maria-Oord and Villa Roucouleur. Monastery Maria-Oord became the place of residence for German soldiers.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
- Historie Parc Glorieux
Nearby
Museum
- Museum Military Cyclists Collection - Vught
- Geniemuseum (Engineering Museum) Vught - Vught
- National Monument Camp Vught - Vught
Point of interest
Monument
- Sachsenhausen Memorial Reeburgpark Vught - Vught
- Remembrance Window Red Cross - Vught
- Memorial Belgian Political Prisoners - Vught
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Vught - Vught
- Commonwealth War Graves Municipal Cemetery Vught - Vught
- Graves Veterans KNIL Municipal Cemetery Vught - Vught
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stone Van de Pollstraat 50 - Vught
- Memorial Stone Gogelstraat 7 - Vught
- Memorial Stone Boxtelseweg 4 - Vught
Fortification
Crash site
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