Liberation battle on Frisian soil
During the liberation of Friesland in World War II, Canadian troops played a crucial role in freeing the region from German occupation. In April 1945, Canadian forces led the charge as part of the Allied campaign to liberate Friesland. They faced fierce resistance from the German troops, including intense battles at the creek Tjonger, where Canadian soldiers fought to secure vital bridges and defeat the enemy defenses. In the meantime, the Dutch resistance launched an attack on two bridges near De Blesse where they managed to occupy and hold both bridges.

Sacrifice for freedom
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Execution of ten Dutch collaborators near Oldeberkoop
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Noordwolde the first village to be liberated by land
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Ambush at Oldeholtpade

Occupation of the Blesse bridge by the NBS

Rondje Wolvega 3375
Length: 7.68 km
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Rondje Wolvega 3375
Length: 9.73 km
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Liberation Route volledige lijn, incl. alternatieve routelijnen
Length: 1.55 km
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Liberation Route volledige lijn, incl. alternatieve routelijnen

Rondje Wolvega 3375