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10-01-17, 21:48

Alex van de Wetering Alex van de Wetering is offline

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David,

I haven't checked yet, but I think the location could be the former SS concentration camp at Vught. As far as I know most barracks were taken down in post-war years, but some of brick buildings still remain as part of Dutch army base and some as civvy prison.

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