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1940-1945. The resistance in the dutch province of Limburg
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| The fallen resistance people in Limburg NSDAP – 4 pers. | ||
| Matthaeas,
Ulrich | ∗ 1911-07-11 Hannover † 1994-06-21 | - NSDAP - Survivors - German Front Soldiers - Battalion commander and war criminal Ulrich Matthaeas after he was captured by the British Photo taken from Heimatbuch des Kreises Viersen 58 (2007), … |
| Nitsch,
Richard Heinrich Georg Richard | ∗ 1908-11-01 Todtgüslingen (Niede † 0000-00-00 Bad Bentheim ? | - NSDAP - Survivors - Richard Nitsch was one of the notorious sadists of the SiPo in Maastricht [1], which was subordinate to the Reichssicherheitshauptamt (Reich Security Main Office) of Reinhard … |
| Stahl,
Heinrich | ∗ 1902-09-12 Kohlscheid † 0000-00-00 | - NSDAP - Heerlen - Survivors - German mining engineer in Heerlen. He was married to a sister of Pierre Schunck. Worked at the coal mine already before the war and was also the director and co-owner of his father-in-law’s … More in our story Resistance in Valkenburg |
| Strobel,
Max | ∗ 1912-07-15 Oelsnitz (Sachsen, D | - NSDAP - Survivors - Max Strobel was the chief of the SiPo (Sicherheitspolizei) in Maastricht [1], also called SD (Sicherheitsdienst) or Sipo/SD. He was known as a fanatic and a great sadist, surpassed in this only by … |