Prisoner of war Camp Milsbeek
On the farm in Milsbeek, Zwarteweg 44, after the capitulation of the Germans in early 1945, was a prisoner of war camp. The German prisoners were cooperating with the clearing of landmines in the border area.
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- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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Museum
Point of interest
- Border Marker Milsbeek - Milsbeek
- War Damage Bovenste Plasmolen (old watermill) - Plasmolen
- Remains Sint Martinuschurch Gennep - Gennep
Monument
- Remembrance Stone 707th Company - Milsbeek
- Liberation Route Marker 8 - Milsbeek
- Memorial Civilian Casualties Milsbeek - Milsbeek
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Milsbeek - Milsbeek
- Commonwealth War Cemetery Milsbeek - Milsbeek
- Dutch War Grave Cemetery Parish Middelaar - Middelaar
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Nijmeegseweg 34 - Gennep
- Stumbling Stones Markt 15 - Gennep
- Stumbling Stones Houtstraat 4-6 - Gennep
Fortification
- Trenches on Pyramid Hill - Milsbeek
- River Bunker South Maas-line Oeffelt - Oeffelt
- River Bunker North Maas-line Oeffelt - Oeffelt
Crash site
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