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Limburg 1940-1945,
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1940-1945. The resistance in the dutch province of Limburg
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Brunssum
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Liberated: 1944-09-19
| Brunssum – 8 pers. ⇒All the fallen resistance people in Limburg | ||
| Bos,
Lubbert | ∗ 1900-08-10 Emmen † 1943-04-06 KZ Buchenwald | - Brunssum - Communists & Sympathizers - Ondergrondse pers - Lubbert Bos was a miner and a member of the CPN (Communist Party Netherlands). Cammaert wrote about him on p.1000: In August 1941, the party leadership again sent a liaison man to the mining region, the warehouse clerk … wall: left, row 06-01 |
| Giebels,
Jo | ∗ 1909-09-06 Linne † 1944-04-05 Bergen Belsen | - Ondergrondse pers - Initial resistance - Brunssum - Group Smit - The primary school teacher J.M.R. Giebels was a member of the Smit group. The cost of the weapons purchases was met with the proceeds from the sale of photographs of the royal family. The British R.A.F. dropped these regularly, whereupon Giebels, the pit assistant overseer A.M. van Puffelen … wall: left, row 05-03 |
| Heesbeen,
Johan Anno George | ∗ 1914-10-22 Best † 1945-02-13 KZ Sachsenhausen, Oranienburg | - Brunssum - Two brothers Heesbeen from Brunssum were killed during the 2nd World War. Johan Anno Heesbeen or George was the older one. He was a member of the resistance and is therefore mentioned in the chapel on the Cauberg. What his resistance work consisted of we have not found out yet. He was a … wall: left, row 05-04 |
| Keesman,
Hendrik | ∗ 1895-10-30 Nieuwer-Amstel † 1943-01-15 Neuengamme | - Brunssum - Communists & Sympathizers - Machine fitter. On a sheet (picture 45) in ARCH00347.148, the CPN archive of their fallen comrades in Limburg, he is referred to as coming from Brunsum. On it, a photo of him is requested by the Memorial Book Department. [1] At stamboom-keesman [2] we read: This person is not (yet?) listed on the walls of the chapel.04-17 |
| Musch,
Jaap | ∗ 1913-03-08 Amsterdam † 1944-09-07 Ommen | - People in hiding - NV - Heerlen - Brunssum - Jaap and Gerard Musch did their resistance work on the basis of their Christian beliefs. Jaap moved from Amsterdam to Heerlen on September 9, 1942 in connection with his resistance work. [1#3] The brothers Jaap and Gerard Musch from Amsterdam started their rescue … This person is not (yet?) listed on the walls of the chapel.04-22 |
| Nas,
Adrianus Reinardus | ∗ 1909-04-27 Rotterdam † 1943-09-23 Wassenaar, Waalsdorpervlakte | - Ondergrondse pers - Brunssum - Communists & Sympathizers - Janus Nas was a warehouse worker [1] and a full-time functionary of the Communist Party Netherlands (CPN). [2] Unless otherwise noted, the following information is from Cammaert. [1]. In August 1941, the top of the CPN sent him to the Dutch coal-mining area (Mijnstreek) in … wall: middel, row 02-02 |
| Postuma,
Koos | ∗ 1921-05-11 Brunssum † 1945-03-22 Nijverdal/Hellendoorn | - NV - Brunssum - Born in Treebeek, worked as a radio mechanic at the State Mines (Staatsmijnen). In his spare time he looked for diving addresses for Jewish children and made home visits to foster parents in his hometown. He was killed in a bombing in March 1945, when he accompanied a group of Jewish children … wall: left, row 05-05 |
| Stoffels,
Marcel Starkenborg | ∗ 1914-06-27 Brunssum † 1944-08-11 Vught | - People in hiding - Aid to People in Hiding L.O. - Ordedienst (O.D.) - Brunssum - Roermond - Marcel Elbert Jozef Marie Stoffels was an employee in an office. After a period of resistance activities in Apeldoorn, he went into hiding in Roermond when the members of the Dutch army were to be taken prisoner of war again.Through the mediation of Father Ludovicus Adrianus Bleijs … wall: left, row 06-02 |