Former German Settlement Siedlung Rijen
The house at Atalanta 76 is the only house that remained of the Siedlung, German Settlement which the Germans built there in 1941 for the female German Luftwaffehelferinnen.
During World War II, there were 14 houses in the settlement.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
- Met dank aan Dhr. Witlox
Nearby
Point of interest
- Memory Route World War ll Siedlung built - Rijen (Gilze en Rijen)
- Former Military Area Rijen - Rijen (Gilze en Rijen)
- Memory Route World War ll Ammunition Train Station Rijen - Rijen (Gilze en Rijen)
Monument
- Memorial Killed N.S. Employee Rijen - Rijen (Gilze en Rijen)
- Liberation Route Marker 143: Gilze-Rijen airfield - Rijen (Gilze-Rijen)
- Memorial Chapel Rijen - Rijen (Gilze en Rijen)
Cemetery
- Graves Civilian Victims Catholic Cemetery Hulten - Hulten (Gilze en Rijen)
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery Dorst - Dorst (Oosterhout)
- Commonwealth War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Gilze - Gilze (Gilze en Rijen)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Hoogstraat 80 - Oosterhout
- Stumbling Stone Klappeijstraat 46 - Oosterhout
- Stumbling Stone Leijsenhoek 73 - Oosterhout
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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