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CRASH: air war and resistance at Fort bij Aalsmeer

The CRASH Luchtoorlog- en Verzetsmuseum (Air War and Resistance Museum) in Aalsmeerderbrug focuses on the war above and around the Haarlemmermeer. The museum is housed in Fort bij Aalsmeer.

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Remains with a provenance

Aircraft wrecks and parts make up an important part of the collection. With each piece, look at what information is given about its provenance and the event. That makes it possible to look beyond just the technology or the damage.

Stories on the ground too

Besides the air war, the museum covers the occupation, resistance and going into hiding. These subjects put a different emphasis from the aircraft collection. Give them their own part of your visit, so that the different aspects do not get mixed up.

A fort as a museum

The corridors and exhibition rooms are listed as accessible for wheelchairs and rollators; there is also an adapted toilet. Regular opening is at weekends. For a group or guided tour, get in touch in advance.

Before you go

Use the address of Fort bij Aalsmeer on the Aalsmeerderdijk and arrange group visits in advance.

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. CRASH Luchtoorlog- en Verzetsmuseum '40-'45 — source 1
  2. CRASH Luchtoorlog- en Verzetsmuseum '40-'45 — source 2
  3. CRASH Luchtoorlog- en Verzetsmuseum '40-'45 — source 3
  4. CRASH Luchtoorlog- en Verzetsmuseum '40-'45 — source 4
  5. CRASH Luchtoorlog- en Verzetsmuseum '40-'45 — source 5
  6. CRASH Luchtoorlog- en Verzetsmuseum '40-'45 — source 6

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