The fallen resistance fighters in the dutch province of Limburg
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The fallen resistance fighters in the dutch province of Limburg

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Raad van Verzet (RVV)

Raad van Verzet (RVV) – 9 pers.   ⇒All the fallen resistance people in Limburg
Ahout,
Ger
∗ 1919-12-18
Deurne
† 1945-02-17
Bergen (L)
dutch soldier - L.O. - K.P. - The outskirts of Limburg - RVV - Zwarte Plak - Gerardus Wilhelmus Johannes Petrus Ahout was a member of the LO-KP [1] and of the RVV [2] in Deurne. During the liberation of the south of the Netherlands, the  …


This person is not (yet?) listed on the walls of the chapel.03-01
Bruijn, de
Fredericus Arnoldus Franciscus
Frits
∗ 1920-10-04
Asten
† 1944-09-05
America (L)
K.P. - The outskirts of Limburg - RVV - Zwarte Plak - The grocer Frits de Bruijn lived in Asten. Son of the grocers Petrus Johannes Gijsbertus de Bruijn and Johanna Maria Sanders. Unmarried. Roman Catholic. Member of resistance, belonging to the Knokploeg-Bakel and member of the pilot center De Zwarte Plak in the Peel, whose members were engaged …


This person is not (yet?) listed on the walls of the chapel.
Creusen,
Wiel
oom Kees
∗ 1893-07-31
Kerkrade
† 1945-05-31
Bergen-Belsen
Kerkrade - - press - RVV - Jan Willem Creusen was a civil servant at the Distribution Office and former chairman of the local wall: left, row 26-01
Eijnden, van den
Martien Ant.
Watje, Tinuske
∗ 1917-02-04
Venray
† 1944-09-05
Horst-America
Horst - K.P. - The outskirts of Limburg - RVV - Zwarte Plak - Tinus was a butcher and lived in Zeilberg in the farm Crisishoeve (municipality of Deurne). He was a member of the "Pilotencentrum De Zwarte Plak" near America, on the Limburg side of the Peel [6]. There are two stories about the last day of Tinus and his friend  …
wall: left, row 24-01
Gubbels,
André
Leon Serra
∗ 1921-05-26
(Bergen (L)
† 1944-08-11
Kamp Vught
Arcen en Velden - press - Student - RVV - André Lambert Henri Marie Gubbels was a student who played an important role in the founding of the Raad van Verzet (Resistance Council) in Limburg. He also participated in resistance activities on behalf of Het Vrije Volk and Je Maintaindrai. On August 4, 1944 [2] …

wall: left, row 02-02
Lansdorp,
Loek
Charles v.d. Heuvel
∗ 1921-07-15
Semarang
† 1944-09-05
Arnhem
press - Student - The outskirts of Limburg - RVV - Zwarte Plak - Louis Albert (Luke) Lansdorp had studied at the Economische Hogeschool in Tilburg. He then joined the RVV group in Deurne, presumably because he had refused to sign the declaration of loyalty and had therefore had to go into hiding. The RVV group Deurne was led by  …

This person is not (yet?) listed on the walls of the chapel.03-07
Noordermeer,
Cornelis Klaas
Cor
∗ 1918-04-12
Lochem
† 1944-08-11
kamp Vught
police - The outskirts of Limburg - RVV - Zwarte Plak - The policeman Cor Noordermeer was the local leader of the Raad van Verzet (RVV, Resistance Council) in Deurne. The RVV was a loose association of scattered, independent resistance groups that, in the absence of national coordination, had to act completely independently. Working from their base at …


This person is not (yet?) listed on the walls of the chapel.03-10
Oosterhout, van
Nicolaas Cornelis
Nico
∗ 1918-02-28
Dordrecht
† 1944-08-11
Kamp Vught
municipality - The outskirts of Limburg - RVV - Zwarte Plak - Customs officer. Son of the bargeman Nicolaas van Oosterhout and Cornelia Antonia Aartsen. At the age of 14 he started working as a helper in a bicycle repair shop, but when he realized that he would not get far without a degree, he went back to school around 1934. In 1937 he volunteered …


This person is not (yet?) listed on the walls of the chapel.03-17
Zaicsek /Zaiczek,
Karel /Karl
Koenen
∗ 1921-07-18
Pecsbanyatelep/Pécs
† 1944-09-12
Sittard
Geleen - - RVV - Karl Zaicsek’s parents moved from Hungary to Lindenheuvel in Geleen. It is not known when exactly Karl and his parents came to Geleen. All we know is that Karl’s father died on February 9th, 1939. Karl was only 17 at the time. So presumably it was up to him then to provide for his family. He …

wall: middel, row 03-02