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Dutch War Graves Jewish Cemetery Amsterdamse Vaart
At the Jewish cemetery Amsterdamse Vaart in Haarlem are two Dutch War Graves from World War ll.
These are the graves of:
Salomon Cauveren, 1e Lt 1-l-34 R.I., died in Dordrecht on 11-05-1940
Naftalie Hartog de Vries, died in Baanvak Uelzen-Lüneburg on 13-04-1945.
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- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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