Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Winschoten

Hofstraat 70, 9671 KP, Winschoten
Groningen, Netherlands, the

The General Cemetery in Winschoten contains 27 graves of War Victims from the Second World War. The names of the victims are: Daniel Bolhuis, worker Born 22-2-1924 in Winschoten Died on 16-2-1945 in deportation labor camp in Malchow Germany Ruurd de Bruin, grocer and member of the resistance Born 21-10-1898 in Winschoten Executed on 10-9-1944 in Bierum as a reprisal measure Abel Buurma, soldier 1-II-30 R.L. Born 3-11-1905 in Winschoten Eddo Hendrik Dresselhuis, soldier M.C.-II-2 R.W. Born 5-7-1913 in Beerta Died on 15-5-1940 during active service in Dordrecht Willem Dresselhuis, member of the resistance Born 13-7-1899 in Drieborg Died on 30-12-1944 in the concentration camp Neuengamme Germany Eltjo Glazenburg Born 17-2-1884 in Winschoten Died on 14-4-1945 during shelling of the Canadian forces from the direction of Oude Pekela Pieter Groenhuis, baker Born 10-5-1926 in Winschoten Shot and killed on 8-9-1944 during his flight from Camp Vledder Tjabbe Christiaan Jacob de Groot Born 5-1-1914 in Winschoten Shot to death on 24-3-1945 in the concentration camp at Riesa Germany Massi Ketelaar Born 18-2-1930 in Winschoten Died on 14-4-1945 during shelling at the Hogebrug in Winschoten Abraham Jacob Klok, hairdresser's assistant Born 6-2-1922 in Winschoten Died on 28-8-1943 during labor seinsatz in Bremen Germany Dorethea Koens Born 9-12-1912 in Bellingwolde Died on 22-2-1945 during a plane bombing of a train in Winschoten Frederik Lich, cannery packer Born 30-10-1921 in Winschoten Died on 14-5-1943 during the Arbeitseinsatz in Norden Germany Hendrik Neddermeijer, turner Born 14-3-1893 in Veendam Died on 7-4-1942 during arbeitseinsatz in Bremen Germany Cornelis Oorlog, police officer Marechaussee, member of the resistance Born 8-3-1918 in Winschoten Died on 18-7-1945 (due to a stay in a concentration camp) in Groningen Jan Roelof Caesar Oosterveld, representative, member of the resistance Born 2-2-1893 in Groningen Died on 29-4-1945 in the labor camp in Strackholt Germany Jan Pieters, upholsterer Born 16-12-1920 in Groningen Died on 3-2-1944 during bombardment in Wilhelmshafen Germany Jan Emmes Robertus, selector of seeds, member of the resistance Born 22-12-1920 in Winschoten Died on 14-5-1945 in the labor camp of Rotenburg Germany Klaas Schaafsma, soldier M.C.-II-9 R.I. Born 24-6-1912 in Sneek Died on 11-5-1940 in Katwijk due to illness during active service Abraham Stuut, soldier 3-II-R.G. Born 23-3-1916 in Winschoten Died on 25-6-1940 during active service in Delft Hendrik van der Veen, warehouseman Born 21-12-1924 in Winschoten Died on 19-4-1945 during bombing in Mecklenburg Germany Aike Velema, hussar 2-E-Paw. Born 3-2-1912 in Winschoten Died on 13-5-1940 during active service in Achterveld Jacob Vosman Born 12-2-1910 in Oude Pekela Died on 14-4-1945 during shelling of the Canadian forces from the direction of Oude Pekela Cornelius Jan de Vrieze, manufacturer, member of the resistance Born 5-1-1888 in Winschoten Shot and killed on 3-10-1944 during flight from train transport in Hoogezand. Meinderdina de Wal Born 2-7-1895 in Winschoten Died on 14-4-1945 during shelling of the Canadian forces from the direction of Oude Pekela Bronno Wesselink, sergeant Royal Medical Nurse Born 25-5-1910 in Heppen Belgium Died on 12-5-1940 during active service in Vlissingen, a/b Hr.Ms.Bulgia Jan W. Wiers Born 3-2-1912 in Winschoten Died on 10-5-1940 during the German invasion at the Ludensweg in Winschoten

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