Over 3,900 war victims are buried at Loenen Field of Honour and include those who lost their lives in different places around the world due to various circumstances. There are military personnel, members of the resistance, people who escaped the Netherlands and went to England during the first years of the WWII to join the Allies (‘Engelandvaarders’) and victims of reprisal and forced labour. Those who died during the Indonesian War of Independence, military casualties from New Guinea and victims of peacekeeping missions in Korea, Lebanon, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan and Mali are also buried here.

In the Canadian War Cemetery, lie 2617 members of the Commonwealth armed forces killed during the Second world War.

A group of granite and brick stone memorials, commemorating the French soldiers who were killed in May 1940 during the battle of Zeeland and the Scottish and Canadian soldiers who were killed during Operation Mallard in November 1944.

Saturday 9 May 2020 11.00 am: Official start of the Liberation Festival Canada village Old Army Cars Historic Army camp Schoolboards “Peace and Freedom” Presentation “Apeldoorn and the war” 11.00 am – 6.00 pm: various stage performances 6:00 pm: static show