1940-1945. The resistance in the dutch province of Limburg

Berg en Terblijt

The former municipality of Berg and Terblijt included, in addition to the village of Berg, the hamlets of Terblijt, Vilt and Geulhem.
Between April 1945 and March 1946, an internment camp for wrong Dutch people existed in the school of Vilt. That’s what Dutch people were called, who had collaborated with the Nazis. They had to work in a nearby gravel pit. From June 1946, the former Jesuit convent in Valkenburg was used for the internment of those ex-Aryans. They had to work in the coal mines. The treatment of the internees was not always correct.
The municipality was incorporated into Valkenburg-Houthem in 1982.

The fallen resistance people in Limburg Berg en Terblijt – 3 pers.
Cornips, Constant Jozef Ernest Constant	∗ 1895-09-19 Berg en Terblijt, † 1944-09-05 Kamp Vught	- Heerlen - Aid to People in Hiding L.O. - Berg en Terblijt - “More complicated need of clothing used to be regulated by the director of the municipal social welfare office, Mr Cornips, with me. He was very competent for this due to his function. It … More in our story Resistance in Valkenburg wall: left, row 17-01
Hendriks, J.	∗ 0000-00-00 † 0000-00-00	- Aid to People in Hiding L.O. - Local contacts - Berg en Terblijt - Survivors - “diver’s chief“ Berg en Terblijt More in our story Resistance in Valkenburg
Quaedvlieg, Louis Victor August Victor	∗ 1900-10-20 Berg en Terblijt † 1942-12-13 KZ Sachsenhausen, Oranienburg	- Berg en Terblijt - Mheer - Victor Quaedvlieg was a baker. The oorlogsgravenstichting indicates as his date of birth October 20, 1900. [1] At mijn-genea.nl we read October 2, 1900. [2] He married … wall: left, row 38-02