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102-Year-Old Canadian Veteran Unveils New Monument in Deventer: ‘I Will Come Back Next Year’

Summary by destentor.nl
Before Deventer could be liberated, the Allies had to cross the Crödden Bridge. But the Germans sabotaged the bridge at Schalkhaar. Nevertheless, Nick Janicki (102) managed to cross the canal with his Canadian fellow soldiers. Now Janicki is making that moment visible to everyone.
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102-Year-Old Canadian Veteran Unveils New Monument in Deventer: ‘I Will Come Back Next Year’

Before Deventer could be liberated, the Allies had to cross the Crödden Bridge. But the Germans sabotaged the bridge at Schalkhaar. Nevertheless, Nick Janicki (102) managed to cross the canal with his Canadian fellow soldiers. Now Janicki is making that moment visible to everyone.

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destentor.nl broke the news on Monday, May 4, 2026.
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