War Graves Eindhoven Jewish Cemetery
Eindhoven Jewish Cemetery contains 3 Commonwealth war graves from World War II. The cemetery also contains 8 Dutch war graves from World War II. Most of them died shortly after returning home from a concentration camp. The graves are registered by the Dutch War Graves Commission.
The cemetery is closed to the public.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Fedor de Vries
Nearby
Museum
- Regimental collection Brigade en Guards Princess Irene - Oirschot
- Museum Wings of Liberation - Best
- Museum Historamawereld - Best
Point of interest
- Eindhoven Train Station - Eindhoven
- Route of Light (Route of the Allieds) - Eindhoven
- Constant Rebecquekazerne Eindhoven - Eindhoven
Monument
- War Memorial Fellenoord - Eindhoven
- Monument to the Fallen Eindhoven - Eindhoven
- Memorial Bombardment Operation Oyster - Eindhoven
Cemetery
- Dutch War Grave St Paulus Cemetery - Eindhoven
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery St. Antonius Eindhoven - Eindhoven
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery St. Petrus Eindhoven - Eindhoven
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Daguerrestraat 16 - Eindhoven
- Stumbling Stones Daguerrestraat 1 - Eindhoven
- Stumbling Stone Wattstraat 39 - Eindhoven
Fortification
Crash site
- Crash Site Vickers Mk. IV Z1245, code SM-D - Woensel
- Crash Site Lancaster LM592 Heuvelweg Walik - Walik
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