Memorial Catherine Miller Bridge
The bridge was built in a few months after the Germans destroyed the railway bridge on April 6, 1945 by the English engineers.
The bridge was taken into use on November 1, 1945 and served until 1982.
The bridge is named after the daughter of the English commander Miller.
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Source
- Text: Maarten Hoedeman
- Photos: Maarten Hoedeman
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