Exhibition: Brother Jeroen and the Occupation of St. Joseph
A photo exhibition was shown on the Heerdeberg estate in 2020/21, based on a logbook by brother Jeroen Boekema.
Brother Jeroen Boekema lived on the Heerdeberg estate during the occupation of the St. Joseph house. He kept a diary of the last days leading up to the liberation, which contains photos of the German occupation on the Heerdeberg estate.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Jean van Wersch
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