CRASH Luchtoorlog- en Verzetsmuseum '40-'45 — Attraction in Haarlemmermeer

Absolutely amazing! You have to visited these Museum!

Why was this Amazing, to be there:

-we got a guide, he lead my wife and me through all the rooms, in german language. This was beautiful, because it was not really normally, to get it in our language. This guy was find later after our check-in, and comes than allone to us, to explain and tell us so much incredible Storys, whatever was exhibited there.

all the Engagement and particular Love to all small and big plane parts. Absolutely incredible, what these volunteers association does, whenever all of this basically is sad.

all Members are volunteers!!! That's satisfying too!

-included for the Entranceprice is one coffee for free.

As we are done, we take a coffee and take outside a seat, between all off these volunteers. That was the finishing! We had a amazing, beautiful, talk too all of that what was happened in and after the war.

And the End of the Story? When we take a view into the next 30 years? The volunteers and me think the same! This Museum will don't exist, after the 30 years. Because all young people are don't have any contact to persons, there could tell anything about the war. Just remembering with e-books.....💭. A little bit normally, when many Generations are pased. But the lead hit it in the heart:

Leren niet te vergeten en niet vergeten te leren

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