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Dutch cyclists carry liberation torch to Eindhoven. Passing through the war-damaged village of Brettevill l'Orgueilleuse in Normandy, Dutch cyclists carry a symbolic liberation torch from Bayeux en route to Eindhoven via the path followed by the liberating British second army in 1944. The cyclists left Bayeux september 1.

Brief van Bob Clarke naar zijn broer Douglas Clarke, 14 ocotober 1944 alleen scans en uitgetypt, geschonken door dochter en schoonzoon van Bob Clarke nadat ze hoorden dat een eerdere brief van Bob Clarke aan zijn moeder was opgenomen in Liberation Route luistersteen 125, in het dorpje Zeeland (Brabant) Letter from Bob Clarke to his brother Douglas Clarke 157B Dunstans Road East Dulwich London SE 22 ...

Liberation of Holland. Scene in a street of Eindhoven after the German revenge bombing attac which took place shortly after the liberation. Het Stratumseind richting de Catharinakerk. Bezoeker: Het verhaal gaat dat deze foto genomen is in de vroege ochtend na het Duitse bombardement op de stad Eindhoven. Op de rotan stoel , geheel rechtsonder in de hoek-, Amerikaanse para's zaten met bazooka ter b ...

Liberation of Holland. The heading of the first issue of the Eindhovensch Dagblad which appeared on Thursday, September 21, 1944, and which was one of the first Dutch newspapers to reappear in liberated Holland.

Liberation football match in Holland. The first football match to be played in liberated Holland was held at Eindhoven between a British Army eleven and a team formed by the townsmen. The public consisted of enthusiastic men and women of the freed town and cheerful Allied soldiers, who are seen in our picture watching the match.

Liberation of Holland. Two armoured cars of an R.A.F. regiment squadron act as a forward observtion post somewhere in Holland.