Begraafplaats Rustoord
Postweg 60
6523 LB Nijmegen
Exhumation and transport
The remains of Serbian soldiers from 8 towns were transported to Nijmegen in the first half of May 1938. From there the 88 coffins were transported to Germany on 18 May.
In the minutes of diaconate of the Dutch Reformed parish in Nijmegen of their meeting of 24 May 1938 under any other business Mr. de Rooy mentions ‘…the exhumation of the Serbian soldiers buried on Rustoord and the involvement of the diaconate. It was a very sad job, and most at Rustoord had difficulties. The net results amount to ƒ 175,- and the restitution of 4 second class graves.’
Victims buried in Nijmegen
name | first name | age | place |
---|---|---|---|
Dodolisko | Velimir | 26 | |
Donević | Miloš | 28 | |
Gajić | Mihailo | 26 | |
Ilić | Dejan | 27/42 | |
Ivanović | Velisav | 25/48 | |
Jeremić | Miloš | 27 | Resnik |
Jezdimir | N. | 26 | |
Kapović | Serafim | 30 | |
Lazarević | Arsen | 28 | |
Lazarević | Laza | 31 | |
Marković | Kosta | 35 | |
Marković | Mililsav | 25 | |
Milanović | Dragutin | 23 | |
Miljković | Vukosav | 25 | |
Milojević | Dejan | 40 | |
Nikolić | Petar | 32 | |
Ranković | Dragojle | 26 | |
Stefanović | Mihajlo | 41 | |
Talović | Milutin | 28 | |
Živanović | Ivan | 29 | |
Živković | Luka | 30 |