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Niemandsland: war seen from the Betuwe

Oorlogsmuseum Niemandsland in Gendt focuses on the Betuwe during the Second World War. Personal stories and objects form the stated basis of an interactive presentation.

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Different people involved

Civilians, Allied forces and Germans recur as perspectives in what the museum presents. Take time to understand the circumstances of individual stories rather than merging everything into a single viewpoint.

Images and actions

Touchscreens are part of the presentation. They can unlock extra information alongside objects; always look at how a screen’s story relates to what is shown in the room.

A regional story

The Betuwe forms the concrete framework. That makes the visit suitable for bringing along questions about places in the area, without assuming prior knowledge of military events.

Before you go

Check the current opening hours and last entry time. Monday evening is a separate visiting slot and does not automatically match the last-entry time stated for daytime.

Sources

This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.

  1. Oorlogsmuseum Niemandsland — source 1
  2. Oorlogsmuseum Niemandsland — source 2
  3. Oorlogsmuseum Niemandsland — source 3
  4. Oorlogsmuseum Niemandsland — source 4
  5. Oorlogsmuseum Niemandsland — source 5

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