The fallen resistance people in Limburg

Johan van Dijk

Johannes van Dijk was an earthworker. [1#2]
The municipality of Maastricht wrote about his detention and death to the OGS on October 12, 1953: Police transit camp in Amersfoort. The father received notification from the German police (via the municipal police) that his son had died. On March 9, 1942, he was given a zinc box containing the ashes of the cremated body. The ashes were buried in the General Cemetery in Maastricht. [1#3]
What had he been accused of? As long as we don’t know more details, he is listed here in the category "unorganized resistance". He is also listed as a resistance fighter on maastrichtsegevelstenen.nl. [4]
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Reburied on the National Field of Honor in Loenen, grave E 968, 1968 [1#12][2]

Footnotes

1. Archief OGS (Oorlogsgravenstichting), Dossier Johannes van Dijk • #2 • #3 • #12
2. Nationaal Ereveld Loenen
   oorlogsgravenstichting.nl • 4en5mei.nl, oorlogsmonumenten
   Wikipedia • Nederlands • Deutsch
3. Oorlogsgravenstichting.nl
4. http://www.maastrichtsegevelstenen.nl/0.OORLOG/oorlog2c-verzet.htm