Jewish Synagogue Alkmaar
This Jewish Synagogue was plundered by the Germans in World War II. All Jewish residents of Alkmaar were on 05-03-1942 deported to Amsterdam. Most died in the extermination camps, only a few Jewish residents came back after World War II.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Arjo Eijgelsheim
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Museum
- German Telephone Bunker R616 Alkmaar - Alkmaar
- Museum Bergen Airport 1940-1945 - Bergen
- Werkgroep "Oud-Castricum" - Castricum
Point of interest
- Wehrmachtkommandantur / Ortskommandantur "Huize Voorhout" - Alkmaar
- Former Airfield Bergen - Bergen
- Bench Evacuees of Amersfoort May 1940 Bergen - Bergen
Monument
- Memorial Truus Wijsmüller-Meijer - Alkmaar
- Stained Glass Window City Hall Alkmaar - Alkmaar
- Memorial I. Prins & A. Prins-Vlessing Alkmaar - Alkmaar
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves St. Barbara Alkmaar - Alkmaar
- General Cemetery Alkmaar - Alkmaar
- Dutch War Grave General Cemetery Heiloo - Heiloo
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stones Hofstraat 13 - Alkmaar
- Memorial Stones Hofstraat 3 - Alkmaar
- Memorial Stones Oudegracht 144 - Alkmaar
Fortification
- German Telephone Bunker R617 Alkmaar - Alkmaar
- Slit trenches and Anti Tank Ditch Heiloo Woods - Heiloo
- Flugfeld Bergen - Küver 452b Bunker - Bergen
Crash site
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