Veere, Netherlands
Netherlands
Veere, Netherlands connects to 1811 other places across 13 topics through 46 Bunkabop connections, shaped most by history and Second World War military events. A Royal Netherlands Navy seaplane base operated here at the war's start; German forces occupied the town in May 1940, and Scottish troops liberated it in November 1944 during Operation Infatuate. The town's name also surfaces in Bollywood through the film "Veere Di Wedding," generating a cluster of connections to India. France and Spain rank among its strongest co-connected places outside the Netherlands.
Veerse Meer
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Zuid-Beveland | Noord-Beveland, Netherlands
Battle of Goa (1638)
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: India | East India
Heinkel He 111
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Kilmuckridge, Ireland | Agoncillo, Spain | Recajo, Spain
Rhea Kapoor
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Mumbai, India
Vivek Mushran
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Puri, India | Nainital, India | Kahin, Burkina Faso
Royal Netherlands Navy
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Suriname | Riau Islands | Vlissingen, Netherlands | Den Helder, Netherlands | Sabang, Indonesia
Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: London, England | Spain | Cambridge, England | Queens, New York | Worcester, United States
Joris van Spilbergen
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Spain | Mexico | Antwerp, Belgium | Bergen, Norway | Colombo, Sri Lanka
River Forth
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Belgium | Glasgow, Scotland | Flanders | Bruges, Belgium | Lothian, Scotland
Walcheren
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Zeeland | Frisia | Vlissingen, Netherlands | Cornouaille, FR | Middelburg, Netherlands
Matthias Vanden Gheyn
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: Oxford, England | Netherlands | Belgium | Brussels | Ghent, Belgium
Arvind Gaur
Connects Veere, Netherlands to: India | Edinburgh, Scotland | Delhi, India | Lahore, Pakistan | Agra, India