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How the Dutch Once Came to Bramsche – and Long Remained

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65 years ago the plans for a stationing of Dutch soldiers in Bramsche matured. For more than 30 years the Dutch remained in the district of Hesepe. Even today there is much evidence for the special German-Dutch friendship.
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How the Dutch Once Came to Bramsche – and Long Remained

65 years ago the plans for a stationing of Dutch soldiers in Bramsche matured. For more than 30 years the Dutch remained in the district of Hesepe. Even today there is much evidence for the special German-Dutch friendship.

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noz.de broke the news in on Friday, January 2, 2026.
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