Ransdorp Church
During World War II, two of the church's offices were used by the Luftgaukommando Holland. The characteristic truncated tower dates back to the Middle Ages. The church tower was converted into a lookout tower for air raid protection in 1939.
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- Amsterdams Archief, 5191 Archief van de Secretarie; Afdeling Onderwijs en rechtsvoorganger
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