Liberation Memorial Essen
Monument that was unveiled in Essen on 18/10/2019. It is a monument in honor of 75 years of peace and specifically in memory of the sacrifices made by the men of the Polar Bears Division (49th West Riding), the Canadian 4th Armored and the Canadian 2nd Infantry division.
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Source
- Text: Steve Suykerbuyk
- Photos: Steve Suykerbuyk (1, 2), B. Valgaeren (3, 4, 5)
Nearby
Museum
- Historic Collection Dutch Korps Commandotroepen - Roosendaal
- War Museum Ossendrecht - Ossendrecht
- Flying Museum Seppe - Bosschenhoofd (Seppe)
Point of interest
- German Bunker Roosendaal - Roosendaal
- Information Sign V1 Strike Kruisland - Kruisland
- Stained glass window Georges Capiau - Kalmthout-Heide
Monument
- Peace Chapel Nispen - Nispen
- Liberation Route Marker 153 - Nispen
- Liberation Memorial Nispen - Nispen
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Nispen - Nispen
- Commonwealth War Graves Horendonk (Essen) - Horendonk (Essen)
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery Wouw - Wouw
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Bovendonk 115 - Roosendaal
- Stumbling Stones Vrouwemadestraat 15 - Roosendaal
- Stumbling Stones Dokter Heijptstraat 17 - Roosendaal
Fortification
- Flakstellung Buitendreef Hoogerheide - Hoogerheide
- German Bunker Hoogerheide - Woensdrecht
- Reconstruction Wire of death Kalmthoutse Heide - Kalmthout
Crash site
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