Deportation Memorial Roermond
Monument erected to the memory of the 3000 men who were deported on foot to Wuppertal, Germany, on 30 December 1944. This monument was erected in 1952 and symbolizes the women and children that stayed behind.
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Source
- Text: Richard van Kessel
- Photos: Roos Cox-Verstappen (1), Richard van Kessel (2, 3)
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Crash site
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