Dutch War Graves Elburg
This cemetery contains two Dutch war graves, of members of the resistance who were killed on 13 April 1945.
Their names, Hendrikus Hulst and Nicolaas Samuel Rambonnet, are also written on the resistance memorial at the Zuiderwal in Elburg.
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Source
- Text: Eric vd Reek
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
Nearby
Museum
- Museum History Revives - Het Harde
- Riding Artillery Corps Museum - 't Harde
- Nederlands Artillerie Museum (Dutch Artillery Museum) - 't Harde
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Monument
- Resistance Memorial Elburg - Elburg
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- Liberation Route Marker 60 - Elburg
Cemetery
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- Unknown War Grave Doornspijk - Doornspijk
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Bosweg 36 - Nunspeet
- Stumbling Stones Esdoornlaan 8 - Nunspeet
- Stumbling Stones F.A. Molijnlaan 75 - Nunspeet
Crash site
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