Netherlands American Cemetery - Amerikaanse Begraafplaats 1
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Contact Netherlands American Cemetery
Address : | Amerikaanse Begraafplaats 1, 6269 NA Margraten, Netherlands |
Phone : | π +88 |
Postal code : | 6269 |
Website : | https://www.abmc.gov/Netherlands |
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City : | Margraten |
Description : | Graveyard dedicated to the U.S. military with statues, a chapel, a tower & a reflecting pool. |
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Debbie Ambrose on Google
β β β β β Americans gave their lives to defeat the Nazis and the Dutch have never forgotten. A beautiful and peaceful memorial to the fallen, and an inspiration that local families are grateful for the honor of caring for a gravesite. As an American, I am thankful for sacrifice of our soldiers and the dedication of the Dutch people to their memory. We all should be...
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Stefan Liedts on Google
β β β β β I would habe liked to park my car on the second parking far away from the entrance in order to first do a bike trip in the surrounding villages and afterwards visit the cemetary by foot. When I arrived a security guy sent me away when he saw I was going to bike. Can you give me an explanation please ?
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Eilon Amir on Google
β β β β β Incredibly powerful experience. The entire facility is outstandingly well maintained. Do not miss if you travel in the area.
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Tim Riley on Google
β β β β β One of the essential experiences for an American traveling Europe, aside from all the native cultures, is to go see an American cemetery from the world wars. No picture or video of the iconic field of simple white crosses can possibly do justice to the enormity of the sacrifice that you realize when seeing them all laid before you in person. We came to visit a relative on the Wall of the Missing, and left feeling gratitude and pride at the dedication to their memories exhibited here. The grounds and structures are immaculate, and the staff is outstanding. Thank you again.
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Amit Mishra on Google
β β β β β βNew life from warβs destruction proclaims manβs immortality and hope for peaceβ
Eight thousand two hundred and ninety one Americans found their final rest at this serene spot in the Netherlands. One thousand seven hundred and twenty two others are recorded missing from the period leading up to September 1944 when Germans troops used the nearby highway to withdraw from countries occupied for the four years leading up to that point.
It is beyond touching to walk amongst my fellow veterans, myself about to return to a land they will never see again. Standing among visitors as the only English speaker in earshot it is humbling to see the appreciation shown for the memories of an allied force with no one knowing Iβm the lone American and itβs my country they are respecting.
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Marco de Jong on Google
β β β β β Very impressive! All the graves have been adopted. Very well maintained.
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Jenny Ibrahim on Google
β β β β β A somber and beautiful reminder of many of the great men and women that lost their lives during the war. Thank you to all our US Veterans.
Excellent map and explanation of movements during WWII.
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Nicki Reese on Google
β β β β β An absolutely beautiful cemetery that is the final resting place for over 8,000 Americans from WWII. If you are in this area of the Netherlands, I wholeheartedly recommend that you place the cemetery on your itinerary.
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