Monument Lest We Forget De Kilder
On April 1, 1945, two Canadian soldiers were killed at this location.
It were:
Sergant William Francis Duggan
and
Trooper Earl Joseph Pullen
They were shot at and killed in their reconnaissance car by German troops. They were temporarily buried next to this road and were eventually reburied at the Canadian War Cemetery in Groesbeek.
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Source
- Text: Traces of War
- Photos: Martin Hanskamp
Nearby
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- M4A4 Sherman Tank Doetinchem - Doetinchem
- Villa Bouchina - Doetinchem
- Russian Hiding Place Doetinchem - Doetinchem
Monument
- War Memorial Zeddam - Zeddam
- Liberation Route Marker 77 - Zeddam
- War Memorial Wehl - Wehl (Doetinchem)
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Roman Catholic Churchyard Kilder - Kilder
- Commonwealth War Graves Protestant Cemetery Zeddam - Zeddam
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Zeddam - Zeddam
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Grotestraat 22 - Wehl
- Stumbling Stones Jonkheer de Bellefroidweg 1 - Wehl
- Stumbling Stones Kellenstraat / Molenstraat - 's-Heerenberg
Fortification
- Kochbunker 'Kale Jacob 1' Montferland - Kilder
- Kochbunker 'Kale Jacob 2' Montferland - Zeddam
- Kochbunker 'Kale Jacob 3' Montferland - Zeddam
Crash site
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