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The Dutch-German Border
The Dutch-German Border
A Border Incident
Border Office & Tram Station Heurne
Hamelandroute 91
Cross-border workers Aalten-Bocholt around 1900
German currency as a daily means of payment
Kesenbult (Boundary Stone 171)
Kiefteweg / Veenhuisweg
Refugees in Aalten during WW I
Unrest in Aalten
Wandering Along the Border
