War Memorial Zoeterwoude
On the facade of the town hall of Zoeterwoude, a Memorial tablet is placed to commemorate those who fell during the Second World War in Holland, as well as those who died because of the resurrection in the Dutch Indies.
There is also a Jewish plaque placed for a Jewish victim from the Second World War. Text on the plaque:
SUZANNA IKKERSHEIM SOBIBOR 09-07-1943
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Source
- Text: Kees Boks
- Photos: Roel Hogervorst
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