Commonwealth War Graves Oosterwolde
Oosterwolde General Cemetery contains seven Commonwealth burials of the Second World War. It is the crew of a British Lancastar who crashed on 22 June 1944.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries, Dick de Bruijne
- Photos: Dick de Bruijne (1, 2, 3), Fedor de Vries (4, 5)
Nearby
Museum
- Museum History Revives - Het Harde
- Riding Artillery Corps Museum - 't Harde
- Nederlands Artillerie Museum (Dutch Artillery Museum) - 't Harde
Point of interest
- Information Sign Refugee Camp Nunspeet - Nunspeet
- Information Sign & Location Refugee Camp Nunspeet - Nunspeet
- Reinforcement at IJssel Bridge Kampen - Kampen
Monument
- V1 Memorial Oosterwolde - Oosterwolde
- Lancaster LL955 information panel - Oosterwolde
- Liberation Route Marker 60 - Elburg
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Oosterwolde - Oosterwolde
- Czechs-Slovakian War Graves Oosterwolde - Oosterwolde
- Commonwealth War Graves Oldebroek - Oldebroek
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Hendrik van Viandenstraat 72 - Kampen
- Stumbling Stones Bavinckstraat 19 - Kampen
- Stumbling Stone Okmastraat 28 - Kampen
Crash site
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