Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery 't Zand
On the Roman Catholic Cemetery in 't Zand are two war graves from the Second World War.
These are the graves of:
Cornelis Maria Ranzijn, died in Gelsenkirchen (D.) on 25-06-1943
Johannes Martines Ranzijn, died in Gelsenkirchen (D.) on 27-06-1943.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Arjo Eijgelsheim
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