My wife had two of her family that helped the resistance in the area which we live during world war two. Many books have been written about the help that was given by persons from our village.
My wife had two of her family that helped the resistance in the area which we live during world war two. Many books have been written about the help that was given by persons from our village.
This is a notice of regulations from the Scheveningen prison, where Arie Addicks was held prior to his execution.
On the back of the notice, Arie had scrawled a note:
Having worked for freedom, I’m now having to pay a huge price for it. The stake was death. I lost this match. (Monday, 6 Oct. ’41) The other player now has my life in his hands. I very much hope he will spare my life. It’s nothing to him, to me it’s all and everything. My mother will not be able to survive my death.
The following day, Arie's petition for a pardon was turned down and he was executed later that day.
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Was there a Dutchmen working at Seimans in 1905?
This is a notice of regulations from the Scheveningen prison, where Arie Addicks was held prior to his execution.
On the back of the notice, Arie had scrawled a note:
As for your second question re Seimans 1905