Space Also for New War Victims, National Memorial Cemetery Loenen Expanded
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The Loenen National Memorial Cemetery is being expanded. With this expansion, the cemetery where Dutch war victims are buried will also gain space for those killed in future conflicts. There will be room for 500 additional war graves, alongside the nearly 4,000 existing graves. The expansion was inaugurated with a ceremony attended by several members of the cabinet as well as surviving relatives. With the expansion, there will be space not only…
Starting Thursday, Loenen National War Cemetery will have space for approximately five hundred new war graves. The expansion is necessary because the current burial plots are virtually full and war victims are still being reburied there every year. It is the first time since the middle of the last century that a Dutch war cemetery has been expanded in this way.
War Cemetery Ereveld Loenen is expanding. For the first time since the middle of the last century, new space is being created for war victims at a Dutch war cemetery.
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