Memorial Deported Mechelen
The monument for the deported was realized in 1921 by Jef Van Goolen.
During the First World War, the so-called work-reluctant workers were transported to Germany from the then Nekkerspoel freight station.
During the Second World War, thousands of Jews were deported from here.
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Source
- Text: Marie-Christine Vinck
- Photos: Marie-Christine Vinck
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