Yacht House Saint-Jorisburg Meerle
Yacht House Saint Jorisburg in Meerle was used during World War I as a headquarter by the Germans. In World War II St. Jorisburg was in use by Canadians.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Bob van Vree
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Museum
Point of interest
- Capuchin Monastery Meersel-Dreef - Meersel-Dreef (Hoogstraten)
- Remains Radar Station "Bisam Stelle" - Strijbeek
- St. Lucien Chapel Meersel-Dreef - Meersel-Dreef (Hoogstraten)
Monument
- War Memorial Meersel-Dreef - Meersel-Dreef (Hoogstraten)
- War Memorial Churchyard Meerle - Meerle (Hoogstraten)
- Liberation Route Marker 139: Camp Bisam - Strijbeek
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Roman Catholic Churchyard Ulicoten - Ulicoten
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Ulvenhout - Ulvenhout
- Commonwealth War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery Ulvenhout - Ulvenhout
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Private E.L. Freriks Cemetery Overakker Breda - Breda
- Stumbling Stones Willem III Laan 32 - Breda
- Stumbling Stone Julianalaan 73 - Breda
Fortification
- Remnant Bunker Airport Gilze Rijen - Molenschot (Gilze en Rijen)
- Remnant Bunker Airport Gilze Rijen - Molenschot (Gilze en Rijen)
- Remnant Bunker Airport Gilze Rijen - Molenschot (Gilze en Rijen)
Crash site
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