St Barbara Chapel Bergbuir
On September 21, 1924, a nameplate for the fallen soldiers of the First World War was unveiled at the St. Barbara's Chapel, which was built in the same year.
In 1954 a second name plaque was inaugurated for those who fell in World War II. The panels are set into the chapel's quarry stone masonry to the right and left of the entrance.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Hans Tasma
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- Dalbenden Castle Urft - Urft (Kall)
- Gestapo Headquarters - Schleiden
- St. Johannis der Täufer Church - Nideggen
Monument
- War Memorial Bergbuir - Bergbuir-Mechernich
- War Memorial Bleibuir - Bleibuir (Mechernich
- War Memorial Glehn - Glehn
Cemetery
- German War Graves Hergarten - Hergarten (Heimbach)
- German War Graves Scheven - Scheven
- German War Graves Berg - Berg (Mechernich)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Rochusweg 14 - Strempt (Mechernich)
- Stumbling Stones Maueler Strasse 8 - Schleiden
- Stumbling Stone Wolfgarten 32 - Schleiden
Fortification
- MG-bunker Gemünd - Gemünd
- Westwall Bunker Nierfeld - Nierfeld-Schleiden
- Doppelgruppenunterstand Mit Kampfraum 15 Gemünd - Schleiden-Gemünd
Crash site
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