Dutch War Graves Oudehaske
There are two war graves in the cemetery of Oudehaske. These are those of father Siebe and son Durk de Ruiter. They were involved in the resistance, were captured by the occupying forces and executed by firing squad on 17 March 1945 in retaliation.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar + Herma de Vries
- Photos: Herma de Vries (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), Cor Keuning (6, 7, 8)
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Monument
- Information Panel Peter Tazelaar and Lykele Faber - Sintjohannesga
- War Memorial General Cemetery Sintjohannesga - Sintjohannesga
- Commemorative Column Richard Jung General Cemetery Sintjohannesga - Sintjohannesga
Cemetery
- Dutch War Grave Municipal Cemetery Rottum - Rottum
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Sintjohannesga - Sintjohannesga
- Dutch War Graves Dutch Reformed Cemetery Haskerhorne - Haskerhorne
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Oude Koemarkt 6 - Heerenveen
- Stumbling Stones Molenstraat 8 - Heerenveen
- Stumbling Stone Lindegracht 13 - Heerenveen
Crash site
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