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Destruction of Holland. When the Germans were driven out of Holland they made a practise of destroying Catholic churches while withdrawing. What remained of the Catholic Church is Sambeek, Province of North Brabant.

Destruction of Holland. When the Germans were driven out of Holland they made a practise of destroying Catholic churches while withdrawing. What remained of the Catholic Church is Sambeek, Province of North Brabant.

Destruction in Holland. Inhabitants of the town of Maastricht, Holland, gingerly pick their way across the ruins of the Wilhelmina bridge. The bridge was destroyed by the Nazi fleeing in the face of a strong American advance.

Destruction of Holland. When the Germans retreated from Holland they blew up harbour installations and made water traffic impossible by blowing up and sinking ships. The bombed quays in IJmuiden.

Destruction Holland. Maastricht. In the background the bridge over the river Maas, which was blown up by retreating Netherlands troops. In the foreground an emergency bridge built by German engineer troops. Duitse opmars via een noodbrug, naast de op 10 mei 1940 door het Nederlandse leger vernielde Sint Servaasbrug.

Destruction of Holland - Uden. When the Germans were driven out of Holland they made a practise of destroying Catholic churches while withdrawing. What remained of the missionhouse at Uden, Province of North Brabant.

Destruction of Holland - Uden. When the Germans were driven out of Holland they made a practise of destroying Catholic churches while withdrawing. What remained of the missionhouse at Uden, Province of North Brabant.

Destruction of Holland - Zandvoort. What is left of Zandvoort seen from the place where once the 'Zuiderbad' used to be. With the exception of the Casino all the other buildings have disappeared.

Destruction of Holland - Raamdonksveer. When the Germans were driven out of Holland they made a practise of destroying Catholic churches while withdrawing. What remained of the Catholic Church in Raamdonksveer, Province of North Brabant.