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Graveyard 15 - a walk in the footsteps of World War II

Tue 09 Jun

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Helsingborg

We gather at the entrance to Pålsjö Cemetery (the entrance is at the roundabout Kullavägen/Christer Boijes väg) 15 minutes before the walk begins. We walk through Pålsjö Cemetery, stopping at the Allied graves, the German soldiers' graves, Lottan Stina Bergengren's grave and the Refugee Cemetery.

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Graveyard 15 - a walk in the footsteps of World War II
Graveyard 15 - a walk in the footsteps of World War II

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09 Jun 2026, 18:00 – 19:30

Helsingborg, Helsingborg, 254 51 Helsingborg, Sweden

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Graveyard 15 - a walk in the footsteps of World War II

The hike is a quiet guided tour with a limited number of participants. The hike is not suitable for children. Dogs should not be allowed on the hike. We estimate that the hike will take approximately one and a half hours.

We gather at the entrance to Pålsjö cemetery (the entrance is at the roundabout Kullavägen/Christer Boijes väg) 15 minutes before the hike starts. We hike through Pålsjö cemetery, stopping at the Allied and German soldiers, Stina Bergengren and the victims of the Holocaust. The guide will tell you about Pålsjö cemetery and its design. Then we will take part in the history of the Allied soldiers who are buried together, as well as the design of the Allied quarters. We will take part in the history of the German war graves and the design of the German…



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    The fee for the hike is intended to be used for continued research, the completion and printing of the book about Grave Quarter 15.

    SEK 300.00

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Museum Director: Johan Andrée

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Email: kontor@beredskapsmuseet.com

About the Emergency Preparedness Museum

The Emergency Preparedness Museum was founded by Johan and Marie Andrée in 1997. Today, the Emergency Preparedness Museum is run as a private, non-profit foundation under the supervision of the County Administrative Board. Donations are gratefully received to

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