New foundation for “stumbling stones” in Groningen
From this point forward, the Stolpersteine Groningen Foundation will coordinate the placement of stolperstein (stumbling stones) in the municipality of ...
From this point forward, the Stolpersteine Groningen Foundation will coordinate the placement of stolperstein (stumbling stones) in the municipality of ...
On the first of September, a memorial stone will be officially unveiled at Beth Zekenim, a former hospice for Jewish ...
In the lead up to Remembrance Day and Liberation Day on 4 and 5 May, a number of new memorials ...
Emmen resident Gerard Boels is cleaning the various ‘Stumbling Stone’ memorial installations that sit throughout the city, which commemorate victims ...
Part II: Occupation and the Holocaust After Adolf Hitler became the leader of Germany in 1933, Dutch Jews still continued ...
Following a visit to the Westerbork deportation camp in Drenthe, students from the honours programme at the Hanze University of ...
The municipality of Leeuwarden wants to honour four resistance fighters from World War II by naming streets and landmarks in ...
In recognition of the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, 2,020 Dutch and German students will be biking ...
Three items in the collection of the Drents Museum may have been looted during World War II. RTV Drenthe reports ...
Six Canadian veterans from World War Two planted a maple tree in the Frisian village of Aldtsjerk on Monday. The ...
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