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Koopmansbosje
Koopmansbosje
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Zwemcentrum Kollum
Zwemcentrum Kollum
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(GESTREMD) Veerpont Sippen-finnen, Feanwâlden
(GESTREMD) Veerpont Sippen-finnen, Feanwâlden
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Georgiuskerk Suwâld
Georgiuskerk Suwâld
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De Ferbining
De Ferbining
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Veerpont De Wynser Oerset (Wijns)
Veerpont De Wynser Oerset (Wijns)
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Museum 't Wâldhúske
Museum 't Wâldhúske
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Mûnein
Mûnein
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De Mieden - Kijkheuvel met Vogelkijkscherm
De Mieden - Kijkheuvel met Vogelkijkscherm
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Paviljoen de Leyen
Paviljoen de Leyen
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TOP Oostmahorn
TOP Oostmahorn
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Holwerd - Kees Weverswadpost - vogelkijkhut
Holwerd - Kees Weverswadpost - vogelkijkhut
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Hotel It Posthûs
Hotel It Posthûs
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Dokkum (Dokkum)
Dokkum (Dokkum)
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Paard & Tuin Harstahof
Paard & Tuin Harstahof
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B&B ByBoukje
B&B ByBoukje
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De Artuin
De Artuin
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't Heechsân
't Heechsân
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Camping "De Terp"
Camping "De Terp"
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Seventy evacuees from Arnhem and Limburg
Seventy evacuees from Arnhem and Limburg
The grave monument in Gytsjerkwas erected in memory of Maria v/d Heuij. Maria was one of seventy evacuees from Arnhem and Limburg who arrived in Gytsjerk on 22 January 1945. Maria died a day later, just a few months old. The harsh conditions during the trip had proved fatal to her. Maria did not live to see the liberation. Fortunately, many of the other evacuees with whom she undertook the journey did.
Symbolism
The monument's spiritual father, artist Klaas Bokma, chose two carts because this was the means of transport often used by evacuees. The four withered trees symbolise death. The cross is not only a symbol of the Christian faith, but also a reminder of the sacrifice made by war victims for a life of freedom.
The oldest pupils of Ichtus and Thrimwalda primary schools take care of this monument.
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Boer & Breakfast It Hûske
Boer & Breakfast It Hûske
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Wadlicht
Wadlicht
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Museum It Kokelhûs fan Jan en Sjut
Museum It Kokelhûs fan Jan en Sjut
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Anne-Famkes Pleats
Anne-Famkes Pleats
