Memorial Chapel Fallen Liberators
This chapel commemorates the Polish liberators who died on October 29th 1944.
In the Lady Chapel in Dorst is a Plaque placed in 2014 in memory of the victims of Dorst who died in World War II and Peter Attwooll who died in a crash with his Spitfire on 29-12-1944 in the woods near Dorst.
Text on the Plaque:
IN MEMORIAM
PETER ATTWOOLL 29-12-1944
PIET CARTON 10-05-1940
LOUIS VAN DORST 14-12-1943
TOON VAN DORST 27-11-1944
JANTJE JANSEN 14-12-1944
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar.nl
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
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