Other Liberation Links - Web Sites of Interest

Foundation Liberation '45 - Prefaced by the Minister of Defence of the Kingdom of The Netherlands, Frank H.G. de Grave - "I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere admiration as regards the large-scale events which - this year again - are being organized by the Foundation Liberation '45 on the occasion of the liberation of the Town of Apeldoorn. It is deemed of the greatest significance that we continue to commemorate the end of the Second World War and give thought to the concept of freedom. All the more since men and women of our armed forces in carrying out peacekeeping operations are brought face to face, day in day out, with the deplorable results of the lack of freedom."

Welcome Again Veterans - The Municipality of Holten (The Netherlands) and the Foundation Welcome Again Veterans welcomes veterans in for the "Millennium 2000 Liberation Celebration" for Canadian Veterans of World War II.

Kamp Westerbork - This page is a short walk through the former internment site Kamp Westerbork in the Dutch province of Drente. In total about 102,000 people transitted Westerbork, on a one-way trip to fate, only a handful returned.

Dutch Cemeteries / German Cemeteries - Pages from the World Wars Through Canadian Eyes - Courage Remembered web site. Text and photos on Canadian War Cemeteries in the Netherlands and in Germany.

Dutch Canadian On-Line - A Netherlands-Canada site with lots of information such as the Liberation of Holland, Dutch Geneology, World War II in the Netherlands and Liberation Links, and Significance of The Liberation of Holland on Canadian History.

Chronology of Dutch War-time History - A Dutch Heritage Site by Vanderheide Publishing Co. Ltd. dedicated to: The dissemination of news and information about the Netherlands and fostering identity and roots through the publication of articles on Dutch history and genealogy, and on the Dutch immigrant community in North America.

A Forgotten Chapter: Holland Under the Third Reich - This is a transcript of a lecture which was presented by Anthony Anderson at The University of Southern California on October 17, 1995.

The Anne Frank Homepage - At the Anne Frank House in the center of Amsterdam you can find the hiding place where Anne Frank wrote her famous diary during World War Two. The original of the diary is on display as part of the Anne Frank House's permanent exhibition.

Canadian Heroes - Canadian Heroes is dedicated to two unsung heroes. This site has been set up for web surfers, veterens, historians and relatives to see the eploits and accomplishments of two great Canadians who sacrificed so much, so that future generations may multiply the benefits over and over.

Municipal Archives of Zwolle, the Netherlands - 55 years ago Canadian troops liberated Zwolle, capital city of the province Overijssel, the Netherlands. On the website of the Municipal Archives of Zwolle, a virtual exhibition of unknown photographs of Canadian liberators in front of the Roman Catholic Hospital of Zwolle on April 14, 1945.