Dutch agents 1940 – 1945

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Dutch Agents 1940 – 1945
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Dutch agents 1940 – 1945
By Frans Kluiters
(New Version, September 2008)1
This is a comprehensive list of secret agents who infiltrated into the Netherlands on behalf of
the Allied intelligence and action services during the period 1940 – 1945.2 It results from my
research over the past twenty years, and was originally intended to help me find my way in the
welter of names, code names and aliases mentioned in the literature on Second World War
intelligence. The list is a compilation of material from old and new open sources and archives.
Some forty years ago researcher G.P. van der Stroom made a similar list on the basis of secondary
sources, which was used by L. de Jong for his official history of the Netherlands during the Second
World War. Van der Stroom’s list was incomplete and contained some errors, but, having much of the
same source material at my disposal, I started to compile my own list.
In the 1990’s part of the archives of the Special Operations Executive (SOE) became available for
research. However, these original documents often only contained the code names or aliases of their
action agents, which makes it difficult to comprehend the meaning of these papers. That is why I have
listed all the various code names and aliases of the agents, I have come across.
A problem is that MI6 archives are closed to researchers. This means that information on intelligence
agents can only be found in secondary sources and some Dutch archives. Therefore names and details
of agents who were active in the Netherlands, but do not figure in these sources or in the available
archives, may also be lacking in my list.3
There is a reason for assuming this, as major Desmond Morton, Winston Churchill’s personal
assistant, wrote to Churchill in October 1941:
‘Various personal dislikes and intrigues figure in the story of which the essential point is whether
the Dutch Secret Service has a right to demand particulars of British Secret Agents working in
Holland. […] At first glance it would seem to me that neither the Dutch nor any other allied
nations should claim a right to know all our Secret Agents in their countries even if in return they
give us the names of the agents working for them. There will obviously be occasions when mutual
disclosures are necessary to avoid confusion, but friendly cooperation between the Chiefs of the
Secret Services concerned should meet all requirements.’ 4
Some agents were called ‘Engelandvaarders’, fleeing the Netherlands by sea, land or air, and
succeeding in reaching Great Britain. Some of them were recruited straight away after being
1
Dates are given in accordance with NEN-ISO specification 8601 (2005).
Strictly speaking, one agent, Kiek, does not belong here, because he infiltrated into France instead of the
Netherlands. He has been listed solely because of his Dutch nationality. Likewise, some Dutch agents who
infiltrated on behalf of OSS into Austria, have been recorded.
3
During a discussion with the AIVD, the Dutch intelligence and security service, it became clear that – referring
to a recently introduced bill – they believe that the identity of former Dutch intelligence agents should not be
revealed. It is of course a noble aspiration for a service to assure their agents and informers eternal anonimity,
but the protection of intelligence agents who were active long before the AIVD came into existence seems a
holier-than-thou attitude. These agents worked for the Centrale Inlichtingendienst and their successor, Bureau
Inlichtingen, and certainly not for any post-war security service (after the war Gerbrands and Pot for example
worked for the BVD, the then Dutch security service, but no longer as agents). Furthermore, many of these
agents were portrayed – with names, aliases and other personal details – by L. de Jong in his history of the
Netherlands during the Second World War, and in numerous other publications.
4
TNA PREM, 3/221/13B. Note Morton to Churchill 19411024.
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interrogated at the Royal Victoria Patriotic School (later called the London Reception Centre) and the
Dutch security service.5
Two British services were active in recruiting agents: MI6 (also known as the Secret Intelligence
Service or SIS) and SOE, the Special Operations Executive. MI6 wanted agents for collecting
information about the military situation on the continent. SOE wanted agents for sabotaging the
German war machine. In order to effect this the two services collaborated with various successive
Dutch secret services. Since the Dutch influence on policy, planning and carrying out of operations
was minimal, and because these agents were only loosely affiliated to the Dutch services, especially in
the years 1940-1942, I have simply called them MI6 or SOE agents.
Officially, the MI6 agents were first employed by the Centrale Inlichtingendienst (CID), and the nongovernmental – strictly speaking even illegal – ‘Contact Holland’, then the Bureau Voorbereiding
Terugkeer/Bureau Militaire Voorbereiding Terugkeer, and lastly the Bureau Inlichtingen (BI).6 SOE
came to work with the CID too, then with the Bureau Militaire Voorbereiding Terugkeer, but after the
the Englandspiel debacle, the Bureau Bijzondere Opdrachten (BBO) took over.
It was most fortunate that in May 2008 I was contacted by aviation historian Huub van Sabben, who
offered to correct and amplify my list. As a result of his meticulous research into parachute drops
above Holland, this list has gained in accuracy. 7 Also my checking of a score of files in the National
Archives in The Hague contributed to that result. Some questions have now been answered and,
although some others remain, I think this list now forms a reliable source for historians.
However, this is still an ongoing research project, so make sure that you use the latest version of my
list. I hope it may contribute to your own research. On the other hand, I would be grateful for any
comments on and/or additions to this list.8
Frans Kluiters
February/September 2008.
5
If known, I have mentioned the location of these interrogation reports, along with other reports, in the archives.
Some other enthusiastic researcher will have to check the RVPS interrogation reports in TNA WO 208/3663 –
WO 208/3748 for reports relating to Dutchmen (unfortunately, this type of research is not financially supported
by official Dutch historical institutions).
6
The tasks and functions of these organizations (except for ‘Contact Holland’) are specified in my book De
Nederlandse inlichtingen- en veiligheidsdiensten.
7
Most of Van Sabben’s data come from RAF archives in TNA.
8
The NISA webmaster will be pleased to pass on your comments, corrections or additions to me (please specify
your sources). www.nisa-intelligence.nl.
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‘AART’  WEIJDEN, van der, J.L.9
‘ABEL’  WIJNGAARDEN, van, L.
‘ABOR’  BAATSEN, A.A.
‘ADAM’  LOON, van, J.E.
‘ADAMS, P.’  BEUKEMA toe WATER, K.W.A.
‘ADMIRAL’  JONGE, de, H.G.
ADRIAANSEN, Josephus (Sjef): 19190609 Woensdrecht – 19440808 Vught;10 MI6 agent; wireless
operator to Steen; 19440110/11 (Princenhage, Breda, Noord-Brabant); detected by direction
finding and arrested 19440714: 11 @ training name Willem BOGERS; SEDBURGH; traffic plan12
St DAVID; BI internal code name LEONARDS; Witte BEEREN; field name J. BASTIAANSE. 13
‘AKKEREN, van, Jan’  DIESFELDT, J.H.
‘AKKERMAN’  ANDRINGA, L.T.C.
‘AKKI’  ANDRINGA, L.T.C.
‘ALBERT’  ORTT, F.D.
‘ALBERT’  WAAL, van de, M.W.
ALBLAS, Aart Hendrik: 19180920 Middelharnis – 19440907 Mauthausen;14 MI6 agent;
19410704/0515 (near Nieuweschans, Groningen); with W/T set; arrested 19420716: @ code name
ARAMIS; code name in the field KLAAS; J. ARNOLD; field name J. WOLTERS; field name
Aart de WAARD; field name Klaas de JONG.16
© Oorlogsgravenstichting, ’s-Gravenhage / The Hague
Minor variations in the spelling of aliases could not be avoided (like ij   y   ei, d   t, etc).
CBG. According to the OGS ‘Josephas’.
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 also http://www.woensdrecht.nl/asp/Actueel/Actueel.asp?nPageID=10663.
12
MI6 used the term ‘traffic plan’ for both the transmitter and the wireless traffic. SOE called it ‘signals plan’.
13
 also NA MvO Londen 2745.
14
OGS. According to the CBG Alblas died 19440906 (in Linz).
15
Clark, Agents by moonlight, p. 14.
16
http://www.inghist.nl/Onderzoek/Projecten/BWN/lemmata/bwn1/alblas.\  also NA MvO Londen 2746.\ 
for Alblas’ telegrams: NA JUSLON 2163; MvO Londen 2159.
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10
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‘ALBRECHT’  JONGE, de, H.G.
ALEBEEK, van, Joseph Lodewijk Theodorus Maria: 19160323 ’s-Hertogenbosch – 19900513
Heumen;17 MI6 agent; wireless operator; evening of 19431008 (near Malden, Gelderland);
arrested 19441205; released 19450421; reported back 19450517: @ training name Van den
BOSCH; traffic plan St MARTIN; BI internal code name BOL; ESSER; P. de LEEUW; field
name J.L. BASTIAANSE. 18
‘ALEX’  LOENEN, van, H.L.
ALTEN, van, Jan Pieter: 19211009 Vlissingen;19 BI agent; observer for the Albrecht group; to gather
information in Germany; crossed Biesbosch 19450318/19; overrun20 19450404: @ Jan
ZEELAND.21
‘AMHERST’  RUYSCH van DUGTEREN, C.J.L.
‘ANDREW, St’  BERGMANN, A.
‘ANDRIES’  AUSEMS, A.W.M.
ANDRINGA, Leonardus Theodorus Cornelis (Leo): 19131122 The Hague – 19440906 Mauthausen;22
SOE agent; a. to investigate the possibility of opening of a new sea-route for in- and ex-filtration,
b. to reconnoitre specified targets in Noord-Brabant and to recruit saboteurs; 19420328/29 (near
Holten, Overijssel);23  also under Molenaar; arrested 19420428:24 @ training name Leo
AKKERMAN; operational name TURNIP; AKKI; Akki GIELEN; Leo HISTORIAN; code name
in the field LEO; field name Willem van GIELEN; J. van ELZEN.25
‘ANKE’  PALS, M.
‘ANTON’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
‘ANTONIO’  WAAL, van de, M.W.
‘APOLLO’  SCHELLE, van, J.D.A.
‘ARAMIS’  ALBLAS, A.H.
ARENDSE, Pieter Arnoldus (Piet): 19120214 The Hague – 19440906 Mauthausen;26 SOE agent; Plan
for Holland; 19430309/10 (near Speuld, Gelderland);27 arrested on landing: @ training name P.A.
ARKEMA; operational name SEAKALE; code name in the field DIRK; field name Pieter
ARKESTEIN. 28
‘ARIE’  JONGELIE, R.C.
‘ARKEMA, P.A.’  ARENDSE, P.A.
‘ARKESTEIN, Pieter’  ARENDSE, P.A.
‘ARNOLD’  AUSEMS, A.W.M.
‘ARNOLD’  BOIS, du, A.
‘ARNOLD, J.’  ALBLAS, A.H.
ASPARAGUS: code name for De GROOT’s mission in Holland to instruct men due to be sent to
Germany as forced labour in ‘go slow’ methods and minor acts of sabotage.29
‘AUGUST’  LETTEBOER, H.
AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, Pierre-Louis (Louis): 19181226 Delft; MI6 agent; during one
of many attempts to drop him the aircraft hit the dyke near Urk 19430521/22, but managed to
17
CBG.
 also NA MvO Londen 2747; JUSLON 5297 (interrogation report).
19
No CBG.
20
Overrun: the mission was ended by the arrival of Allied ground forces.
21
Telephone conversation 20080219 with J.P. van Alten.\  also NA MvO Londen 2748; Van den Hoek,
Biesbosch-crossings 1944 – 1945, p. 116-.\.
22
OGS. No CBG.
23
DZ H09 (Hellendoornse Broek).
24
Or 19420503.
25
TNA HS 7/159, 194203;  also HS 9/37/6.\  also http://oranjehotel.picturadp.nl/detail.php?letter=A&gender=A&method=Achternaam&search=Andringa&cp_gallery=&pp_gallery=&cp_
detail=1&pp_detail=0.
26
OGS. No CBG.
27
DZ H48.
28
TNA HS 7/159, 194303;  also HS 9/50/6.
29
TNA HS 7/233, p. 3979.
18
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return to Tempsford airfield; 19430610/11 (near De Wijk, east of Meppel (Drente)): @ traffic plan
St LOUIS; RAF code name operation GENERAL; RAF code name GREENFISH; BI internal
code name ANTON; Kees VERWEY; SPIJKER; Leo BERGER; Piet van INGEN;
RIJKSHOORN; field name P.L. (Pieter) de BOER. 30
AUSEMS, Andreas Wilhelmus Maria (Andries): 19041225 Utrecht – 19550531 Zaandam;31 MI6
agent; liaison with the RVV; evening of 19440229 (Galder-Strijbeek area, Noord-Brabant): @
MARLBOROUGH; BI internal code name KAREL; ARNOLD; ANDRIES; Ouwe TAAIE; field
name Anton Gerard EVERTS.32
AUSTIN, John Patrick Standidge: Briton; ?19220827? 33 – 19450404 on the IJsseldijk near Hattem;
Jedburgh agent; wireless operator to Brinkgreve and Olmsted; 19440911/12 (between Piksen and
Hoge-Hexel, Overijssel);34 arrested in 194411 or 194412: @ code name mission POACHING;
code name team DUDLEY; BUNNY; Bunny WYATT. 35
BAATSEN, Arnoldus Albert (Nol): 19180411 Amsterdam – 19440907 Mauthausen;36 SOE agent; a.
to reconnoitre an army telephone exchange near Voorburg,37 b. to ‘deal with’ Hotel Aurora, HQ of
the German Nachrichtendienst, also containing an important telephone exchange, c. to destroy or
damage a large naval store of provisions and clothing at Rijnsburg (near Leiden), d. to damage or
destroy the petrol dock serving Ypenburg airfield; his offical address would be in Amsterdam, but
his field of operation The Hague; S-phone contact; 19420327/28 (near Kallenkote, east of
Steenwijk, Overijssel);38 arrested on landing: @ training name Arnoldus Albert BOUWMAN;
operational name WATERCRESS; code name in the field ABOR; field name BAATSEN; Blonde
RITA;39 FINSTRA.40
‘BACKGAMMON’  VOS, de, P.
‘BACON’  HOLVOET, R.-A.
‘BADMINTON’  SCHELLE, van, J.D.A.
‘BADSWORTH’  KRAGT, D.
BAKKER, Jacob: 19170501 Batavia (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19440430 Rawicz;41 SOE agent;
wireless operator to Dane (Plan for Holland); 19421027/28 (near Putten, Veluwe);42 arrested on
landing: @ training name Jacob WILLEMS; code name operation CUCUMBER; operational
name CUCUMBER B; BATAVIA; code name in the field HOEK; field name Jacob BAKKER. 43
BAKKERS, Joseph: wireless operator : @ training name Joseph BOOGAERTS; code name
JOHANNES; field name Evert LOOHUIZEN.
BANGMA, Reinder Lieuwes (Reindert; Rein): 19210104 Amsterdam – 2005;44 SOE agent; organizer
and sabotage instructor; 19450302/03 (near Lunteren, Gelderland);45 overrun 19450419: @
Postcard P.-L. baron d’Aulnis de Bourouill to author 20080821.\  also P.-L. baron d’Aulnis de Bourouill in
PEC 4C I, p. 655-, and 4C II, p. 1953-; Steur; Wagenaar, De laatste ridders, p. 89-; NA MvO Londen 199 (412);
2763.
31
CBG.
32
 also A.W.M. Ausems in PEC 4C II, p. 1177-; NA MvO Londen, 2749.
33
TNA HS 9/65 (closed).
34
According to De Roever (in Zij sprongen bij maanlicht, p. 245) the Jedburgh team DUDLEY was dropped
near Stegerveld, east of Ommen, Overijssel, code name EVERT 19440911.
35
Austin is buried in Hattem, the single British grave (plot 2, grave 153).
36
OGS. No CBG.
37
Probably the Wehrmacht transmitting station with telephone exchange on the Rodelaan in Voorburg.
38
DZ H18 (Steenwijk).
39
Baatsen had blond hair and a clear tenor voice.
40
TNA HS 7/225, p. 2639;  also HS 9/69/4.\ Baatsen was to use the field name of Arnoldus Albert Bouwman,
but in 194203 he decided to go under his own name. TNA HS 7/228, p. 3109, 3387.
41
OGS. No CBG. If an agent emigrated after the war, his death will not be registered by the CBG.
42
DZ H33.
43
TNA HS 7/159, 194210;  also HS 9/78/10.\ As J. Bakker arrived in Great Britain in May 1942, it was still
deemed possible for him to operate under his own name.
44
No CBG.
45
DZ GEORGE H185.
30
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training name BENDER; code name mission WHIMPER; POPEYE; code name in the field
FRED.46
‘BARENDS, Anton’  MINK, A.B.
‘BARENDS, Jacob’  BEEKMAN, J.
BARMÉ, Richard: 19241003 Küllenhahn (Germany) – 19450308 Waalsdorpervlakte, Wassenaar;47
SOE agent; wireless operator; 19441101/02 (near Benthuizen, Zuid-Holland);48 detected by
direction finding and arrested 19450202: @ signals plan GRANTA; code name mission
TRAPPING; code name in the field EDU; field name Richard BOS.49
‘BARNABAS’  VRIES, de, W.L.H., and WEELINCK, H.R.
‘BARNABAS, St’  WEELINCK, H.R.
‘BARNSTEIN’  HAEREN, van, J.A.G.
‘BARSAC’  KRUIJT, N.
‘BAS’  ENSINK, G.L.
‘BASEBALL’  under Zembsch-Schreve, G.
‘BASTIAANSE, J.’  ADRIAANSEN, J.
‘BASTIAANSE, J.L.’  ALEBEEK, van, J.L.Th.M.
‘BATAVIA’  BAKKER, J.
‘BAVO, St’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
‘BEATRIX II, St’  MULDER, M.R.
BECKERS, François: 19140105 Schaffen (Belgium) – 19800519 Diest (Belgium); Verstrepen group;
SOE agent; wireless operator; earlier missions in Belgium; 19440921/22 (near Velp, NoordBrabant); returned; unsuccessful new mission 19441216 – 19450517; new mission with Bufkens
and Grégoir; infiltrated 50 by boat 19450206/07; overrun 19450418: @ code name
GEUZE/GUEUZE; field name Paul VERHEUL; Frans de BELG. 51
‘BEEK, van, Frans’  HAEREN, van, J.A.G.
BEEK, van, Willem Floris: 19180929 Alkmaar – 19771128 Venlo;52 Jedburgh agent; to interfere with
lines of communications and to attack small parties of Germans in aid of the advance of 1st
Canadian Army; 19450411;53 overrun 19450414: @ code name team KEYSTONE.
‘BEEKMAN, Adriaan’  BEUKEMA toe WATER, K.W.A.
BEEKMAN, Jacob (Jaap): 19191221 Zwolle;54 SOE agent; wireless operator to Luykenaar and
Hinderink; 19440828/29 (near Voorthuizen, north of Barneveld, Gelderland);55 returned
19450405: @ signals plan CHARADES; code name in the field MAURITS; field name Jacob
BARENDS. 56
BEER, de, Pieter Jacobus (Piet): 19190928 Rotterdam – 20020928;57 SOE agent; 19441110/11 (near
Nieuwkoop, Zuid-Holland);58 returned late 194501: @ code name mission SNOOKER; Witte
PIET.59
‘BEEREN, Witte’  ADRIAANSEN, J., and STEEN, H.
 also TNA HS 9/83/7 (closed).
OGS. No CBG.
48
DZ RITA H134.
49
 also Eddy de Roever, Richard Barmé: het korte leven van een scholier, Engelandvaarder, geheim agent en
represaille-slachtoffer (Baarn, Hollandia, 1995); TNA HS 9/90/7.\
http://home.planet.nl/~overe060/oorlog/oorlog3.htm.\ http://oranjehotel.picturadp.nl/detail.php?letter=B&gender=A&method=Achternaam&search=Barm%E9&cp_gallery=&pp_gallery=&cp
_detail=1&pp_detail=0.
50
In intelligence parlance ‘infiltration’ is a clandestine operation to move an agent into hostile or enemy territory
without the knowledge of any hostile security service. ‘Exfiltration’ is just the opposite.
51
 also TNA HS 9/112/6; HS 6/211.
52
CBG.
53
Or 19450407 between Amersfoort and Apeldoorn.
54
No CBG.
55
DZ H76.
56
57
No CBG. De Beer emigrated to Australia in 1953.
58
DZ BUTTERFLY H127.
59
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‘BEETROOT’: 194204: code name for dropping in Brabant the sub-organizers Herman PRINS
[PARLEVLIET] and Antonius SWART [Van STEEN], who would work with agents of the
TURNIP operation.60
‘BEETROOT I’  PARLEVLIET, H.
‘BEETROOT II’  STEEN, van, A.
‘BEKKER, Bob’  KOOPMANS, H.
‘BELG, de, Frans’  BECKERS, F.
BEMMEL, van, Cornelis Hendrik (Charles; Cor): 19120814 Harmelen – 19450321 Assen;61 recruited
by Robert De Schrevel (@Roger De Saule) of the French military intelligence service in Vichy
France (‘Service des Menées antinationales’) to spy in Holland; left Vichy France 19411125;
infiltrated into Holland over land 19411202; left Holland 19411218. 62
BEMMEL, van, Cornelis Hendrik (Charles; Cor): 19120814 Harmelen – 19450321 Assen;63 MI6
agent; wireless operator to Mans for the Packard group; evening of 19441005 (near Schoonloo,
Drente);64 with W/T set; detected by direction finding, wounded resisting arrest and died in
hospital 19450321: @training name WITTEVEEN; traffic plan St FRANCIS; BI internal code
name FREDERIK; code name IJSBERG; Carel BEZARD; GERRIT; Henk VERHOEF; field
name André BEZARD; field name Van HESSEN; field name G.J. ZEGWAARD; field name
Hendrik Jan ZEGWAARD.
‘BEN’  CIEREMANS, M.
‘BENBOW’  TACONIS, T.
‘BENDER’  BANGMA, R.L.
‘BERG, Pieter’  MULDER, M.R.
‘BERG, van den, Pieter’  WILDEN, van den, P.
‘BERGER, Jan Willem’  DEKKER, F.
‘BERGER, Leo’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
BERGMANN, Aernout (Nout): 19190307 Nieuwer-Amstel (now Amstelveen) – 19430324 IJsselmeer
(near Enkhuizen);65 MI6 agent; to organize, together with Gerbrands, an escape line;
19430324/2566 (Halifax HR665 crashed in the IJsselmeer):67 @ traffic plan St ANDREW; BI
internal code name RUDOLF; Robert JOHNSON; field name Jan HALLEMA. 68
‘BERKEL, van, Gerrit’  REISIGER, G.H.
‘BERKOM, van, Gerard’  BORSSUM BUISMAN, van, G.A.
‘BERNARD’  GELISSEN, G.B.H.
‘BERNARD’  HOOIJER, G.F.
‘BERNARD, St’  BUUNK, G.B.
‘BERNARD, St’  WEELINCK, H.R.
‘BERT’  BRAGGAAR, C.C.
BESTEBREURTJE, Arie Dirk (Harry): 19160412 Rotterdam – 19830121 Charlottesville (Virginia,
USA); in command of a Jedburgh team; part of EDWARD; liaison officer 82nd Airborne Division
(US); 19440917 (near Groesbeek, Gelderland):69 @ code name team CLARENCE.
USA); Jedburgh agent; 19441003; returned in 194411: @ code name team STANLEY II.
USA); Jedburgh agent;  HARCOURT, R.A.F.; evening of 1945040770 (between Hooghalen and
Assen, Drente);71 injured on landing;72 overrun 19450417: @ code name team DICING.
60
TNA HS 7/231, p. 3676.
OGS. No CBG.
62
 also Verhoeyen, ‘Van magistraat tot geheim agent’; NA JUSLON 11903 (interrogation report); MvO
Londen 1376; 2750.
63
OGS. No CBG.
64
DZ PLUTO H93 (Ellertshaar).
65
OGS. No CBG.
66
Zwanenburg, En nooit was het stil…, part I, p. 538.
67
Intended DZ between Wommels and Oosterend, Friesland.
68
69
Bentley Jr, Orange blood, silver wings, p. 64.
61
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BEUKEMA toe WATER, Karel Willem Adriaan: 19090620 Tegal (Java, Dutch East Indies) –
19440907 Mauthausen;73 SOE agent; to take over from Jambroes as soon as possible;
19420924/25 (Valkenheide, north of Leersum, Utrecht);74 arrested on landing: @ training name
Adriaan BEEKMAN; operational name KALE; VALK; KEES; code name in the field BILL; code
name in the field HENDRIK; field name Frederik KUIPERS; field name P. ADAMS. 75
BEYNON, Willard W. (Bud): American; OSS agent; Jedburgh agent; part of EDWARD; wireless
operator; 19440917 (near Groesbeek, Gelderland): @ code name team CLARENCE. 76
BEYNON, Willard W. (Bud): American; OSS agent; Jedburgh agent; 19441003; returned in 194411:
@ code name team STANLEY II.77
‘BEZARD, André’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
‘BEZARD, Carel’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
‘BEZIQUES’  STEMAN, J.A.
BIALLOSTERSKI, Tobias (Tobs; Hans): 19200418 Bloemendaal – 19450225 The Hague;78 SOE
agent; to contact the illegal press; 19440331/0401 (near Etten, Noord-Brabant);79 left Holland
19440419; returned 19440709: @ training name BRUIN; code name mission FENCING I; code
name DRAUGHTS I; code name in the field HANS; signals plan NIDD; signals plan TEIFI;
signals plan PLYM; signals plan TORRIDGE; field name Hans de BRUIN. 80
BIALLOSTERSKI, Tobias (Tobs; Hans): 19200418 Bloemendaal – 19450225 The Hague;81 SOE
agent; liaison to the RVV; 19440908/09 (near Spanbroek, Noord-Holland);82 arrested 19450210;
died of a chest wound: @ training name BRUIN; code name mission FENCING I; code name
DRAUGHTS II; code name in the field HANS; signals plan NIDD; signals plan TEIFI; signals
plan PLYM; signals plan TORRIDGE; field name Hans de BRUIN. 83
‘BIERBUIK, Vliegende’  VISSER, W.A.M.
‘BILL’  BEUKEMA toe WATER, K.W.A.
‘BILL’  VISSER, W.G.
‘BILLIARDS’  ‘ZWIKKER’
BILLINGSLEY, James R.: American; OSS agent; wireless operator to a Jedburgh team; 19440917
(near Hellendoorn, Overijssel): @ code name team EDWARD; signals plan CLARENCE. 84
BISSCHOP, Wijtze: 19180428 Amsterdam – 20061101 The Hague;85 SOE agent; sabotage instructor;
19450411/12 (near Lekkerkerk, Zuid-Holland);86 overrun in 194505: @ code name mission
HOWL; HENDRIKSEN. 87
‘BLACK’  STAM, J.W.
‘BLANK, de, O.W.’  BREY, de, O.W.
70
According to the diary of Ruijsch van Dugteren.
DZ JOYCE H212.
72
 also http://www.pier21.ca/wpcontent/uploads/files/stories/immigrants/Dutch_Immigrant_and_WWII_Spy_Rev_Arie_Bestebreurtje.pdf
[20080626].
73
OGS. No CBG.
74
DZ H38.
75
TNA HS 7/159, 194209;  also HS 9/1560/4 and HS 6/746.
76
 also NARA Record Group 226: Records of the Office of Strategic Services, 1919-1948 (ARC identifier
2167451).
77
2167451).
78
OGS and CBG.
79
DZ H60.
80
TNA HS 7/159.
81
OGS and CBG.
82
DZ MANDRILL H84.
83
TNA HS 7/159.
84
 also TNA HS 9/152 (closed); NARA Record Group 226: Records of the Office of Strategic Services, 19191948 (ARC identifier 2167501).
85
CBG.
86
DZ JURA H104.
87
71
9
BLATT, Rudy Albert: 19121025 Schooneberg (Germany) – 19920513 USA; SAS agent; to gather
information; 19440926/2788 (near Ellertshaar, Drente):89 @ code name team GOBBO; code name
in the field Gerrit Jan NIJKAMP. 90
BLEEKER, Theodorus Bernardus: 19230701 Den Helder;91 BI agent; wireless operator to Mariner;
crossed Biesbosch to Sliedrecht 19450409/10; overrun 19450504: @ traffic plan PRIAMUS or
FELIPE or St PHÉLIPSE; field name P. van der ZWAN. 92
‘BLEEKER, Pieter Cornelis’  BOOGAART, P.C.
‘BLOCKX, Marcel’  BUFKENS, M.A.
BLOOIS, de, Jan: 19161023 Maasland – 19441230 Nederlangbroek;93 MI6 agent; liaison with RVV
and the Albrecht group; 19440507/08 (Etten-Leur area, Noord-Brabant);94 shot resisting arrest
19441230:95 @ training name Jan van DORP; traffic plan St VALENTINE; BI internal code name
GIJS; code name Krankzinnige MIER; Piet de SPRINGER; field name J.H. ZUIDERHOUT. 96
© Oorlogsgravenstichting, ‘s-Gravenhage / The Hague
‘BLUNDELLS’  WAAL, van de, M.W.
‘BOATING’  POLAK, P.
‘BOB’  KLOOSS, B.
‘BOB’  LOENEN, van, H.
‘BOBBY’  SCHRADER, A.B.
‘BOBSLEIGH’  FABER, L.
‘BOCK’  BUFKENS, M.A.
88
According to TNA AIR 27/2162.
DZ PLUTO H93.
90
 also Blatt, Rudy, een strijdbare jood; TNA HS 9/163 (closed); NA JUSLON 10102 (interrogation report);
MvO Londen 1376.
91
No CBG.
92
93
OGS. No CBG.
94
Four W/T sets for the RVV were damaged beyond repair during landing.
95
According to Somer (in Zij sprongen in de nacht, p. 200) De Bloois was arrested 19441231. According to De
Graaff (in Schakels naar de vrijheid, p. 78) De Bloois was arrested 19450101. As the OGS mentions 19441230
as the date of his death, this date has been chosen.
96
 also NA MvO Londen 2754.\
http://beeldbank.nationaalarchief.nl/index.php?option=com_memorix&mrx_mod=geavanceerd_zoeken&show=t
rue&mrx_pref_sjabloon=detail&mrx_offset=1&skip=4&pskip=0.
89
10
BOCKMA, Jan: 19210831 IJlst – 19440706 IJsselmeer;97 SOE agent; wireless operator to P. Verhoef;
19440705/06 (near Makkum, Friesland);98 Hudson FK790 of 161 Special Squadron was shot
down and Bockma was killed: @ training name Jan BOREL; GINGER; code name mission
FIVES I; signals plan RIBBLE; code name HALMA; field name Jan BOERSMA.
‘BOER, de, P.L.’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
‘BOERSMA, Jan’  BOCKMA, J.
‘BOESSCHOTEN’  CELOSSE, N.J.
‘BOGAARD, Johannes A.’  STEMAN, J.A.
‘BOGAART’  BUKKENS, J.
‘BOGERS, Willem’  ADRIAANSEN, J.
BOIS, du, Abraham (Bram): 19160412 Sloten – 19450308 Woeste Hoeve, Apeldoorn;99 Jedburgh
agent; part of EDWARD; 19440917 (near Son, Noord-Brabant); arrested, but escaped; returned:
@ code name team DANIEL II; HAM; ARNOLD. 100
BOIS, du, Abraham (Bram): 19160412 Sloten – 19450308 Woeste Hoeve, Apeldoorn;101 SOE/MI9; to
help organize escape of survivors of the First British Airborne Division (PEGASUS II);
19441016/17 (between Koudhoorn and Garderen, Gelderland);102 arrested and wounded
19441201: @ code name mission HAM; MARTIN.
‘BOL’: arrested in Voorburg 19440501.
‘BOLMAN, Guus’  MULDER, M.R.
‘BONI’  BUIZER, J.J.C.
‘BOOG’  HOMBURG, A.A.
BOOGAART, Pieter Cornelis: 19120810 Graauw – 19440907 Mauthausen;103 SOE agent; Plan for
Holland; 19430309/10 (near Speuld, Gelderland);104 arrested on landing: @ training name Pieter
Cornelis BLEEKER; operational name KOHLRABI; code name in the field HERMAN; field
name Pieter VERSTRATEN.105
‘BOOGAERT, Joseph’  BUKKENS, J.
‘BOOGAERTS, Joseph’  BAKKERS, J.
BOON: MI9/BI agent; 194412.
‘BOOY, de, Oscar’  BREY, de, O.W.
BOR, van der, Klaas: 19130524 Barneveld – 19440906 Mauthausen;106 SOE agent; organizer for
Jambroes (Plan for Holland); 19430216/17 (near Ugchelen, Gelderland);107 arrested on landing: @
training name Klaas van der BRAND; code name operation ENDIVE; code name in the field
HUIB; field name Klaas PENNING. 108
‘BOREL, Jan’  BOCKMA, J.
BORGHOUTS, Johannes Josephus Franciscus (Peter): 19101205 Bergen op Zoom – 19660205
Rotterdam;109 SOE agent; to take command of part of the BS; 19450317/18 (near Zoetermeer,
Zuid-Holland);110 overrun in 194505: @ code name mission SWISH; BURGER; Peter ZUID; Jan
Willem TOLLENS.111
97
OGS. No CBG.
Intended DZ H32 (Voorthuizen).
99
OGS and CBG.
100
 also TNA HS 9/451/4 (in the Catalogue Du BOIS’ name is spelled ‘DUBOIS’).
101
OGS and CBG.
102
DZ CHIMPANZEE H132.
103
OGS and CBG.
104
DZ H48.
105
TNA HS 7/159, 194303;  also HS 9/179/9 (in the Catalogue BOOGAART’s name is spelled
‘BOOGAARD’).
106
OGS. No CBG.
107
DZ H39.
108
 also TNA HS 9/1502/2 (according to this file Van der BOR was born 19130505); NA JUSLON 10108
(interrogation report).
109
CBG.
110
DZ EVEREST H169.
111
 also TNA HS 9/184 (closed).
98
11
BORSSUM BUISMAN, van, Garrelt Andreas (Gerard): 19150926 Haarlem – 19910128 Epe;112 MI6
agent; liaison with the Ordedienst; to promote cooperation among resistance factions;
19430622/23 (near Mariënberg, east of Ommen, Overijssel); arrested 19440205; escaped
19441102: @ training name Gerard de MEESTER; HARROW; BI internal code name PHILIP;
HEINTJE I; field name Gerard van BERKOM.113
‘BORSTAL’  WIJNGAARDEN, van, L.
‘BOS, Richard’  BARMÉ, R.
‘BOSCH, Van den’  ALEBEEK, van, J.L.Th.M.
BOSMAN  BUITENDIJK?
BOUMA, Willem: 19200125 Drachten;114 SOE agent; sabotage instructor; 19450423/24 (near
Spanbroek, Noord-Holland);115 mission accomplished in 194505: @ code name mission
GURGLE; field name BROEKMAN. 116
BOUMAN, Pieter (Piet): 19240801 Surabaya (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19970106 Dordrecht;117 MI6
agent; wireless operator for the Albrecht group; 19450224/25 (near Geesteren, near Tubbergen,
Overijssel);118 with 3 W/T sets and 1 S-phone; overrun 19450410; reported back 19450505: @
training name Wim de GROOT; traffic plans St MAURICE II and St DORIA; code name SVEN;
Klein DUIMPJE; field name Pieter van der ZANDE. 119
‘BOUWMAN, Arnoldus Albert’  BAATSEN, A.A.
‘BOWLS’  WALTER, J.A.
‘BRADFIELD’  FABER, J., and LEUS, H.
BRAGGAAR, Cornelis Carel: 19130923 Amsterdam – 19440906 Mauthausen;120 SOE agent; to
renew contact with the Inlichtingendienst (ID), interrupted by the supposed death of Jongelie, and
to act as W/T channel; 19430216/17 (into the IJsselmeer near Hoorn, Noord-Holland);121 arrested
on landing: @ training name Jan van BRAKEL;122 code name operation PARSLEY; operational
name PARSLEY A; code name in the field BERT; code name in the field CHALFONT; code
name in the field HELPER; code name in the field GROENEVELD; (CHALFONT sergeant?);
field name Pieter van VEEN. 123
‘BRAKEL, Van’  BRAGGAAR, C.C.
‘BRAM’  GIESSEN, van der, A.C.
‘BRAM’  GRISNIGT, R.A.
‘BRAM’  VOS, de, P.
‘BRAND, Christiaan’  LINDEMANS, C.A.
‘BRAND, van der, Klaas’  BOR, van der, K.
BRANDJES, Jacobus Johannes (Jan): 19220502 Baarn – 20020114;124 MI6 agent; wireless operator
for the Harry group (replacement of M.W. van de Waal); 19440605/06 (Oisterwijk-Boxtel area,
Noord-Brabant); mission accomplished 19441005; dismissed as agent 19441211: @ traffic plan St
EDMUND; BI internal code name LEENDERT; code name HAMERTEEN; Jacques de BRUIN;
field name J.F. de ZWART. 125
112
CBG.
 also G.A. van Borssum Buisman in PEC 4C I, p. 330-, and PEC 4C II, p. 1499-; NA JUSLON 5235
(interrogation report); MvO Londen 2755.
114
No CBG.
115
DZ MANDRILL H84.
116
117
CBG.
118
DZ WILLOW H178.
119
120
OGS and CBG.
121
DZ H40.
122
Or Van BAKEL.
123
TNA HS 7/159, 194302;  also HS 9/198/8.
124
No CBG.
125
113
12
BRAUW, de, Robert (Rob), jhr: 19170207 Emmerich (Germany) – 19450504 Kdo. Neustadt Holstein,
Neuengamme (Germany);126 MI6 agent; to coordinate the resistance; Nationaal Steunfonds;
19440807/08 (between Wijk bij Duurstede and Leersum, Utrecht); with S-phone; detected by
direction finding and arrested 19441014; died during a bombardment: @ training name F.
DICKENS; code name operation KEN; ROSSALL; BI internal code name JULIUS; code name
PIJPEKOP; HUIZINGA; field name C.P. van WINGERDEN. 127
‘BRAZEN’  DESSING, G.P.W.
BREUNING, von, Erwin Aart: –19951113;128 German, born in Holland; MI9 agent; 19431117/18
(Noord-Holland); lost his W/T set; returned 19440915: @ De VRIES; THEO.129
BREY, de, Oscar Willem: 19211001 Wassenaar – 19440907 Mauthausen;130 SOE agent; Plan for
Holland; 19430521/22 (near Garderen, Gelderland);131 arrested on landing: @ training name O.W.
de BLANK; operational name CROQUET; code name in the field THEO; field name Oscar de
BOOY. 132
BRINK, van, Cornelis Henderik (Kees): 19140320 Schiedam – 20041211 Sydney (Australia); MI6
agent; to report on German preparations for an invasion of Great Britain; 19401118/19 (near
Oudemirdum, Friesland); with W/T set; exfiltrated Holland over land 19411129; returned
19420918: @ code name VANGUARD; SPIN; De GROOT; field name Cornelis RAKEE.133
‘BRINK, van den, Willem’  DRIEL, van, J.W.
BRINKGREVE, Hendrik (Henk): 19150606 Utrecht – 19450305 Losser;134 in command of a
Jedburgh team; to organize resistance groups; 19440911/12 (between Piksen and Hoge-Hexel,
Overijssel);135 discovered by chance and shot while resisting arrest: @ code name mission
POACHING; code name team DUDLEY; signals plan DUDLEY. 136
‘BROADBEAN’  OS, van, G.
‘BROCCOLI’  RUSELER, G.L.
‘BROCKE, van den, C.’  LOON, van, J.E.
BROEK, ten, Robbert Meindert (Bobby): 19240223 Tiel;137 SOE agent; wireless operator to
Borghouts; 19450317/18 (near Zoetermeer, Zuid-Holland);138 overrun 19450505: @ code name
mission PING.139
‘BROEK, van der, Gerrit’  DESSING, G.P.W.
‘BROEKE, van den, G.’  LOON, van, J.E.
‘BROEKHUIZEN, H.J.’  STEEN, H.
‘BROEKMAN’  BOUMA, W.
‘BROODTROMMEL’  KOOPMANS, H.
‘BROOKS, Bobbie’  SCHRADER, A.B.
‘BROTHERS in law’  BUKKENS, J.
‘BROUWER, Johannes’  BUIZER, J.J.C.
‘BRUGMAN, J.C.’  BUIZER, J.J.C.
‘BRUIN’  BIALLOSTERSKI, T.
126
OGS. No CBG.
 also NA MvO Londen 2758; http://oranjehotel.picturadp.nl/detail.php?letter=B&gender=A&method=Achternaam&search=Brauw%2C+de&cp_gallery=&pp_gallery=
&cp_detail=1&pp_detail=0.
128
No CBG.
129
130
OGS. No CBG.
131
DZ H46.
132
TNA HS 7/159, 194305;  also HS 9/206/6 (closed).
133
 also C.H. van Brink in PEC 4C I, p. 906-; NA PEC 127 (274); MvO Londen 2760.
134
OGS. No CBG.
135
According to De Roever the Jedburgh team DUDLEY was dropped near Stegerveld, east of Ommen,
Overijssel; code name EVERT 19440911/12.
136
 also TNA HS 9/210/7.
137
No CBG.
138
DZ EVEREST H169.
139
127
13
‘BRUIN, de, Hans’  BIALLOSTERSKI, T.
‘BRUIN, de, Jacques’  BRANDJES, J.J.
‘BRUINSMA’  KIST, J.C.
‘BRUTUS’  GRÜN, J.
‘BUCKES’  BUKKENS, J.
BUFKENS, Marcel Albert: 19150109 – 2000; Verstrepen group; earlier mission in Belgium;
infiltrated by boat 19450206/07 (Sliedrecht); arrested 19450329; overrun 19450401; mission
completed 19450406: @ BOCK; Marcel BLOCKX.140
BUHY: to establish severed contacts.141
BUITENDIJK, Krijn: 19211128 Vlaardingen – 19980103 Vlaardingen;142 SOE agent; sabotage
instructor; 19440828/29 (Halifax MkV MA-W LL388 of 161 Special Duties Squadron crashed
near Engelen, Noord-Brabant);143 came out 19441110/11: @ code name operation STALKING;
code name FISHING; TIMO; BOSMAN? 144
BUIZER, Johannis Jan Cornelis (Jo): 19180911 Almkerk – 19440906 Mauthausen;145 SOE agent;
wireless operator to Van Rietschoten; had been given, like Van Rietschoten, the contact address
Alex Wins, Topaasstraat 21III Amsterdam; 19420622/23 (near Rijssen, Overijssel);146 arrested on
landing: @ training name Johannes J.C. BROUWER; operational name SPINACH; code name
BONI; code name in the field PIET; field name Jan Cornelis BRUGMAN. 147
BUKKENS, Joseph (Sjef): 19160608 Vlissingen – 19440906 Mauthausen;148 SOE agent; wireless
operator to Jambroes; 19420626/27 (east of Wezep, Gelderland);149 arrested on landing: @
training name Joseph BOOGAERT; code name operation MARROW; operational name
MARROW II and MARROW Major; code name in telegrams BROTHERS in law, and BUCKES;
BOGAART; JONKERS SMIT; code name in the field SMIT; field name Evert LOOHUIZEN. 150
‘BUNNY’  AUSTIN, J.P.S.
‘BURGER’  BORGHOUTS, J.J.F.
‘BURGUNDY’  KRUIJT, J.W.
‘BURNS, G.’  MANS, K.A.
‘BURNS, Harry’  MANS, K.A.
‘BURSTOW’  KOOPMANS, H.
BUUNK, Gerrit Bertus (Gerard; Ben): 19171204 Boxtel – 19450404 Hattem;151 MI6 agent; wireless
operator to the RVV; 19440705/06 (near Kasteel Oolde, Laren, Gelderland); with 3 W/T sets;
arrested 19450210: @ traffic plan St BERNARD; BI internal code name HENK; code name
FOPKONIJN; HANENDOES; Joop KLEIN; field name J.H. van de WEG. 152
‘BUURMAN’  GROOT, de, I.
‘CABBAGE’: 194207: code name for dropping Van KRIMPEN [Van der GIESSEN] during the
August moon period to join PARSNIP [Van RIETSCHOTEN] in the Rotterdam area as
organizer/instructor.153
‘CACKLE’  GEMMEKE, B.J.
‘CARROT’  DESSING, G.P.W.
Foot has listed BUFKENS (in SOE in the Low Countries, p. 483) erroneously under the alias ‘GUEUZE’.\ 
also TNA HS 9/233/2 (closed); HS 6/211.
141
TNA HS 7/233, p. 3973.
142
CBG.
143
Intended DZ H71 (Deurne).
144
145
OGS. According to the CBG Buizer died 19440706.
146
DZ H29 (Rijssen).
147
TNA HS 7/159, 194206;  also HS 9/233/7.
148
OGS. According to the CBG Bukkens died 19440907.
149
DZ H27 (Hattem).
150
No TNA file.
151
OGS and CBG.
152
 also NA BNV 3799 (interrogation report).
153
TNA HS 7/274, 194207.
140
14
‘CARROT A’: 194204: code name for dropping wireless operator Van HAAFTEN [Van HEMERT]
to join CARROT [DESSING]; after which the operator and organizer would both be known as
CARROT; 194206: as Van HAAFTEN was now to join LEEK [KLOOSS] instead of CARROT,
as formerly planned, the operation would be code named LEEK A instead of CARROT A; once
Van HAAFTEN had joined the LEEK organizer the code name LEEK would apply to both of
them.154
‘CAT, Black, the’  KIEK, M.
‘CATARRH’  TACONIS, T., and LAUWERS, H.M.G.
‘CATARRH I’: code name for preparing and dropping a container with frostproof contents for
sabotaging rubber factories and stocks.155
‘CAULIFLOWER’  MOOY, A.K.
‘CAWLEY’  JONGE, de, E.W.
‘CAWTON’  LOENEN, van, H.
‘CEES’  VRIES, de, C.
‘CELERY’: code name given to a team of the instructors (KOLFF [KOOLSTRA] and SEVENSTER
[STEEKSMA]), and a wireless operator (MEBINS) [MACARÉ], who would be known as
CELERY A, B, and C respectively.156
‘CELERY A’  KOOLSTRA, M.J.
‘CELERY B’  STEEKSMA, H.R.
‘CELERY C’  MACARÉ, H.M.
CELOSSE, Nicolaas Johannes (Bob):157 19170428 Banjuwangi (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19440905
Vught;158 SOE agent; to contact CS6 and RVV; 19440331/0401 (near Slootpolder in the
Wieringermeerpolder);159 arrested 19440519: @ code name mission FARO; BOESSCHOTEN. 160
‘CHALFONT’  BRAGGAAR, C.C.
‘CHALFONT OFFICER, Arie’  JONGELIE, R.C.
‘CHARADES’  BEEKMAN, J.
‘CHARLES’  LINDO, A.E.
‘CHARLES’  MANS, K.A., and SUTHERLAND, M.A.C.
‘CHARLES’  PUNTMAN, A.N.A.
‘CHESS’: aborted drop 19431117/18.
‘CHICORY’  TERWINDT, B.W.M.A.
‘CHIVE’  UBBINK, J.B.
‘CHRIS’  HINDERINK, J.R.
‘CHRISTIAAN’  SJOERDSMA, S.
CHRISTIAANSEN, Johannes Maria: 19201015 Breda – 19880312 Rotterdam;161 SOE agent;
19450403/04 (near Stegerveld, east of Ommen, Overijssel);162 mission accomplished 19450415:
@ code name mission HISS; code name in the field MARIA. 163
CIEREMANS, Maarten: 19220710 Haarlem;164 SOE agent; to sabotage the Rotterdam docks; to
coordinate weapons transports; 19440921/22 (near Berkel en Rodenrijs, Zuid-Holland);165 arrested
154
TNA HS 7/231, p. 3675; HS 7/234, p. 4314.
TNA HS 7/227, p. 2864-2865.\ According to Clark (in Agents by moonlight, p. 53-54, 61, 68, 69) operation
CATARRH was successfully completed 19420327/28, CATARRH III 19420424/25, CATARRH IV
19420529/30, and CATARRH VI 19420531/0601. As these were all container drops, no further mention has
been made in this list.
156
TNA HS 7/274, 194209.
157
CBG. According to the OGS ‘Nicolaas Johan’.
158
According to the CBG Celosse died 19451221!
159
DZA H63.
160
TNA HS 7/159, 194405;  also HS 9/284 (closed); NA MvO Londen 2300.
161
CBG.
162
DZ EVERT H97.
163
164
No CBG.
165
DZ H99.
155
15
late 194411; escaped at once; returned in 194505: @ training name COENEN; code name mission
CUBBING; code name BEN; field name Maarten COENDERS. 166
CLAESSENS, Stephan Marie: 19220715 Batavia (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19930716 Maastricht;167
OSS agent; crossed Biesbosch to Sliedrecht 19450408/09; contact with Kees group: @ code name
mission DELAWARE; George STEVENS; GEORGE; George van OSS.168
‘CLARENCE’  BESTEBREURTJE, A.D., BEYNON, W.W., and VERHAEGE, G.M.
‘CLARENCE’  BILLINGSLEY, J.R.
‘CLAUDE’  DIJCKMEESTER, F.T.
‘CLAUDE’  GROENEWOUD, J., KNOTTENBELT, M.J., SCOTT, C.A., and TODD, H.A.
CLUTTON, Arthur Henry: 18980805; in command of a Jedburgh team; 19450403/04 (near
Voorthuizen, Gelderland);169 overrun 19450417: 170 @ code name team GAMBLING; code name
GAMBLING I.171
CNOOPS, Anthonius Jacobus Marie (Antoon; Tony): 19070520 Delft – 19720724 Warnsveld;172 SOE
agent; to investigate a contact given to SOE by Taconis/Lauwers on 19430827, to whom funds
were to be delivered for the Secret Army; the address was: Reeser-Cuperus, Olympiaplein,
Amsterdam; if satisfied, to contact and to check the reliability of Cuperus’ connections and the
organization; also to hand over 30,000 guilders to that contact for the use of the organization; if
not satisfied, to return to the UK with the money; dropped in France 19430923; reached Holland;
decided that Cuperus was not reliable and eventually gave the money to another contact provided
by London; returned 19431112: @ code name operation SOCCER; COSTER; CRAMER;
COLBECK; CORNELISSEN; PINKIE; GERRIT.173
CNOOPS, Anthonius Jacobus Marie (Antoon; Tony): 19070520 Delft – 19720724 Warnsveld;174 SOE
agent; RVV; 19440331/0401 (near Slootpolder in the Wieringermeerpolder);175 arrested
19440519; the Germans tried to play back the team Cnoops/Sanders, but SOE noticed the absence
of security checks, and played along; escaped from Sachsenhausen 19450425; returned 19450531:
@ code name mission CRICKET; operational name A.J.M. COJTER [COSTER?].176
‘COENDERS’  CIEREMANS, M.
‘COENEN’  CIEREMANS, M.
‘COJTER, A.J.M.’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
‘COLBECK’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
‘COLENBRANDER, Adriaan Klaas’  MOOY, A.K.
‘COLUMBIA’  DIJCKMEESTER, F.T.
‘COR’  SPORRE, C.J.
‘CORMORANT’  STAM, J.W., WESTDORP, P., and WILKENS, L.
‘CORNELISSEN’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
‘CORNET, Jacques’  under Zembsch-Schreve, G.
‘COSTER’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
‘COSTER, Kees’  GRISNIGT, R.A.
‘COURSING’  HOOGEWERFF, W.F.
‘COWLEY’  JONGE, de, E.W.
‘CRAMER’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
 also Maarten Cieremans, De ene voet voor de andere: verhaal van een Engelandvaarder die geheim agent
werd (Baarn, Fontein, 1994); TNA HS 9/317/8 (closed); M. Cieremans in PEC 4C II, p. 1660-.
167
CBG.
168
 also NA MvO Londen 2762; NARA Record Group 226: Records of the Office of Strategic Services, 19191948 (ARC identifier 2169603).
169
DZ ROLLS ROYCE H182.
170
According to Bentley Jr (in Orange blood, silver wings, p. 127) Clutton was captured near Assen on
19450409 and remained a prisoner of war until the end of the war in Europe.
171
172
CBG.
173
TNA HS 7/159, 194309;  also HS 9/329 (closed).
174
CBG.
175
DZ H63.
176
TNA HS 6/742;  also HS 9/329 (closed).
166
16
‘CRESS’  OVERES, H.J.
CREVELD, van, Abraham: 19210924 The Hague;177 BBO beginning of 1945-; attached to the staff of
HRH Prince Bernhard 19450303-; infiltrated into Holland from the south by unknown means.
‘CRIBBAGE’  DUYN, van, A.
‘CRICKET’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
‘CROFT, Stanley’  WEERD, van der, G.M.
‘CROQUET’  BREY, de, O.W.
‘CUBBING’  CIEREMANS, M.
‘CUCUMBER’: code name of a team consisting of an organizer (DOUMA) [DANE] and a wireless
operator (WILLEMS) [J. BAKKER]; they would be known as CUCUMBER A and B. 178
‘CUCUMBER A’  DANE, J.C.
‘CUCUMBER B’  BAKKER, J.
‘CURLING’  SANDERS, H.A.J.
‘CUYK, Van’  RIJSEWIJK, van, A.A.M.
‘DAALEN, van, Kees’  VRIES, de, C.
‘DALEN, van, Els’  GEMMEKE, B.J.
‘DALEN, van, Willem’  HAMEL, van, L.A.R.J.
DAM MERRETT, van, George Albert: 19161108 Amsterdam – 20040809 Enschede; recruited by
Robert De Schrevel (@ Roger De Saule) of the French military intelligence service (‘Service des
Menées antinationales’) in Vichy France; courier; to supply J.G. van Niftrik in Putte with money
for his escape line; left Vichy France in April 1942; exfiltrated Holland over land 19420428. 179
‘DAMEN’  DINGER, W.
DANE, Johannes Cornelis (Jan): 19170727 Axel – 19440907 Mauthausen;180 SOE agent; Plan for
Holland; 19421027/28 (near Putten, Gelderland);181 arrested on landing: @ training name J.J.
DOUMA; code name operation CUCUMBER; operational name CUCUMBER A; code name in
the field VICTOR; field name Johannes DIJKSHOORN.182
‘DANIEL II’  BOIS, du, A., FABER, L., MASON, G.W., SCHERRER, and WILSON, R.K.
‘DAVID’: arrangements had been made for DAVID to send a small number of messages to London
via GILGAL [ under Molenaar]; they would bear the prefix YD. 183
‘DAVID, St’  ADRIAANSEN, J.
‘DAVIDS, P.’  DOURLEIN, P.
DEBEFVE, Emile: – 1985; Belgian; in command of an SAS team; to gather information;
19440926/27184 (near Ellertshaar, Drente);185 wounded 19441204; reported back 19450317: @
code name team GOBBO; signals plan MACBETH; code name MACBEF. 186
‘DEINSE, van, H.C.’  POLAK, P.
‘DEKKER’  ORTT, F.D.
DEKKER, Franciscus (Frans): 19200630 Leiden – 19900524 Leusden;187 SOE agent; wireless
operator to Greidanus or Borghouts; 19450411/12 (near Loosdrecht, Utrecht);188 overrun in
194505: @ code name mission WHISTLE; Jan Willem BERGER. 189
177
No CBG.
TNA HS 7/274, 194209.
179
 also Verhoeyen, ‘Van magistraat tot geheim agent’; G.A. van Dam Merrett, “Memorabilia” sl, sd [around
1997]; NA JUSLON 4335 (interrogation report).
180
OGS. According to the CBG Dane died 19440927.
181
DZ H33.
182
TNA HS 7/159, 194110;  also HS 9/391/8.
183
TNA HS 7/229, p. 3388.
184
185
DZ PLUTO H93.
186
According to Blatt: commander DEBEFVE, FRANCOIS (wireless operator), DANNY (assistant of
FRANCOIS), and JOSE.
187
CBG.
188
DZ POPEYE H184.
189
178
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‘DEKKER, Wim’  DROOGLEEVER FORTUIJN, C.
DEKKER, den, Cornelis: 19210605 Muiden;190 SOE agent; wireless operator to Christiaansen;
19450403/04 (near Stegerveld, east of Ommen, Overijssel);191 mission accomplished 19450415:
@ code name mission RAP.192
‘DEKKERS’  DESSING, G.P.W.
DEKKERS, Cornelis Martinus (Cees): 19190126 Breda – 19440601 Gilze;193 SOE agent; railway
sabotage; 19440531/0601 (Hudson V9155 of 161 Special Duties Squadron was shot down near
airfield Gilze-Rijen and Dekkers and Kuenen were killed):194 @ code name POKER; DUIKER;
Kees van DUIN.195
‘DEKKERS, Gerrit’  DESSING, G.P.W.
‘DELAGE’  EMMER, J.
‘DELAWARE’  CLAESSENS, S.M.
DEMOOR, D.H.R. (Danny): 19231116 – 1982; Belgian; SAS agent; to gather information;
19440926/27196 (near Ellertshaar, Drente); reported back 19450317:197 @ code name team
GOBBO; code name DURBIN.
‘DENIS III, St’  MULDER, M.R.
‘DENIS IV, St’  MULDER, M.R.
DESSING, Georgius Petrus Wilhelmus (Gerrit): 19100127 Naaldwijk – 19850928 Johannesburg
(South Africa); SOE agent; a. to find a southern sea-route, b. to arrange for the escape of several
important Dutchmen, such as former Prime Minister Dr Colijn or former Minister of Defence Dr
J.J.C van Dijk, c. to contact L.J. van Looy, a prominent social-democrat and trade unionist, d. to
organize sabotage cells in the Rotterdam/Dordrecht area, especially in shipbuilding and shipping
circles; 19420227/28 (near Ermelo, Gelderland);198 returned 19430902: @ code name operation
CARROT; code name GEORGE; George Peter William DIRKSEN; George DIRCKSEN;
BRAZEN; code name LOEN; field name Gerrit DEKKERS; Gerrit van der BROEK.199
‘DICING’  BESTEBREURTJE, A.D., HARCOURT, R.A.F., RUIJSCH van DUGTEREN, C.J.L.,
and SOMERS, C.C.
‘DICK’  KRAGT, D.
‘DICKENS, F.’  BRAUW, de, R.
‘DIEPENBROEK, Pieter’  DOURLEIN, P.
DIESFELDT, Jan Hendrik (Harry; Jan): 19181129 The Hague – 19440905 Vught;200 MI6 agent;
wireless operator for the Barbara group; evening of 19431105 (Grave-Reek area, Noord-Brabant);
with W/T set; arrested 19440712: @ traffic plan St HENRY; BI internal code name JAN;
HARRY; Jan van den HEUVEL; Jan van AKKEREN; field name W. G. van den HEUVEL. 201
‘DIJCK, Van’  RADEMA, E.
DIJCKMEESTER, Frans Theodoor: 19170623 Haarlem – 20030218 Amersfoort;202 MI6 agent;
liaison with the Ordedienst; to coordinate various resistance groups; 19440605/06 (circa 1 km
south of Molen, northwest of Deil, Betuwe);203 part of the S-phone was lost during landing: @
training name ROGERS; code name operation WESTMINSTER; traffic plans St Oswald and St
190
No CBG.
DZ EVERT H97.
192
193
OGS. According to the CBG Dekkers died 19440531.
194
Intended DZ H59 (Geldrop-Heeze area).
195
TNA HS 7/159, 194405;  also HS 9/413/8.
196
197
DZ PLUTO H93.
198
DZ H13 (Speuld near Ermelo) or DZ H14 (Vierhouten, north of Elspeet, Gelderland).
199
TNA HS 7/159, 194202; HS 7/222, p. 2006;  also HS 9/428/3.
200
OGS and CBG.
201
202
CBG.
203
Intended DZ northwest of Buurmalsen, Gelderland.
191
18
Gwalia; BI internal code name CLAUDE; code name SNUITKEVER; COLUMBIA; field name
C.G. van der ZANDE; Gijsbert van der SANDE; Oom GIJS.204
‘DIJK, van, Anton’  WAAL, van de, M.W.
‘DIJKMAN, Pieter’  DOURLEIN, P.
‘DIJKSHOORN, Johannes’  DANE, J.C.
DINGER, Willem: 19160910 Amsterdam – 19890519 Amsterdam;205 SOE agent; wireless operator
and organizer; to assist Borghouts; 19450423/24 (near Ter Aar, Zuid-Holland);206 overrun in
194505: @ training name DAMEN; code name mission GRIND; W. SMITH. 207
‘DIRCKSEN, George’  DESSING, G.P.W.
‘DIRK’  ARENDSE
‘DIRK, Witte’  POSTMA, S.
‘DIRKSEN, George Peter William’  DESSING, G.P.W.
‘DOBBELAAR, Frits’  KOUWENHOVEN, G.
‘DOCKER’  DRUCE, H.C.
‘DOLAN’  RAS, G.H.G.
‘DOLF’  WILDEN, van der, W.
‘DOLF’S COUSIN’  WILDEN, van der, P.
‘DOLPHIN, operation’  ‘FLORIDA, mission’
‘DORCHESTER, operation’  ‘GEORGIA, mission’, and ‘VIRGINIA, mission’
‘DORIA, St’  BOUMAN, P.
‘DORP, van, Jan’  BLOOIS, de, J.
‘DOUG’  ENSINK, G.L., and KOOPMANS, H.
‘DOUGLAS’  RIDDER, de, W.A.G.A., and KOOYMAN, A.
‘DOUMA, J.J.’  DANE, J.C.
DOURLEIN, Pieter: 19180202 Veere – 19760531 Lochalsh (Scotland); SOE agent; Plan for Holland;
19430309/10 (Speuld, near Ermelo, Gelderland);208 arrested on landing; escaped (with Ubbink)
19430829/30;209 returned to UK 19440201, where detained, but cleared after interrogation: @
training name Pieter DIEPENBROEK; operational name SPROUT; code name in the field PAUL;
field name Pieter DIJKMAN; P. DAVIDS.210
‘DOUWE’  POLAK, P.
‘DOWNSIDE’  MANS, K.A.
DRAL, Dirk: BI agent; to gather economic information; crossed Biesbosch, east of Hardinxveld
19450318/19; returned 19450411/12: @ Simon SCHOUTEN. 211
‘DRAUGHTS’  BIALLOSTERSKI, T.
DRIEL, van, Jan Willem: 19220228; 212 Section D agent; to contact NVV members; infiltrated by sea
near Rozenburg (Zuid-Holland) 19400817/18. 213
DRIEL, van, Jan Willem (Jo): 19220128 Rotterdam – 20040419 Alkmaar;214 OSS agent; crossed
Biesbosch 19450311/12; failed to gather information in Germany; instructor S-phone in
Rotterdam; reported back 19450511: @ code name mission FLORIDA; WIM; WILLEM; Willem
van DUYN; Willem van den BRINK; J. van DUYN. 215
 also F.T. Dijckmeester in PEC 4C II, p. 1159-; NA MvO Londen 2768.
CBG.
206
DZ IKE H195.  however, De Roever, Zij sprongen bij maanlicht, p. 239-240.
207
208
DZ H48.
209
According to TNA HS 7/161 (erroneously) 19430309.
210
 also Jan Helder, Pieter Dourlein (Amsterdam, Bezige Bij, 1951); Pieter Dourlein, Inside North Pole: a
secret agent’s story (London, (Kimber 1953) Time-Life, 1989); P. Dourlein in PEC 4C II, p. 1939-.\ No TNA
file.
211
212
No CBG.
213
214
CBG.
215
 also NA MvO Londen 2767.\ No NARA file.
204
205
19
DROOGLEEVER FORTUIJN, Cornelis (Cees): 19220410 Amsterdam – 19440907 Mauthausen;216
SOE agent; wireless operator to Beukema toe Water; working with Beukema toe Water and Mooy;
a. to organise reception committees for supplies and agents, b. to arrange transport of supplies, c.
to tell Jambroes by what means he could be exfiltrated; 19420924/25 (near Balloo, near Rolde,
Drente);217 arrested on landing: @ training name Cornelis Dirk FELDERS; operational name
MANGOLD; ?DUBOIS?; code name in the field DEKKER; code name in the field WIM; field
name Arie Johannes LAUMEN.218
DRUCE, Henry Carey (Harry; ‘Pickles’): 19210521 The Hague – 20070104 Victoria (BC, Canada);
Briton; MI6 officer; SAS; in command of a Jedburgh team; 19450403 – 19450506: @ code name
team KEYSTONE; code name DOCKER. 219
DUBOIS  BOIS, du, A.
‘DUDLEY’  AUSTIN, J.P.S., BRINKGREVE, H., and OLMSTED, J.M.
‘DUDLEY 4’  GROENEWOUT, R.H.A., KONING, de, N.J., MICHELS, R.C., and VEER, van
der, W.220
‘DUIMPJE, Klein’  BOUMAN, P.
‘DUIN, van, Kees’  DEKKERS, C.M.
‘DURBIN’  DEMOOR, D.H.R.
‘DUVEEN’  DUYN, van, A.
DUYN, van, Arie: 19160727221 Noordwijk – 19880102;222 SOE agent; wireless operator to De Goede
and Mulholland; 19440705/06 (Tongerse Heide, near Epe, Gelderland);223 detected by direction
finding and arrested 19441219; released in 194504, together with Van Alebeek: @ code name
operation RODEX I; code name CRIBBAGE; DUVEEN; THEODORE; NOL; signals plan
TEES.224
‘DUYN, van, J.’  DRIEL, van, J.W.
‘DUYN, van, Willem’  DRIEL, van, J.W.
‘EBENEZER’  LAUWERS, H.M.G.
‘EDDIE’  KAMPHORST, P.
‘EDDY’  KAMPHORST, P.
‘EDMUND, St’  BRANDJES, J.J.
‘EDU’  BARMÉ, R.
‘EDWARD’  ‘EDWARD’, ‘CLARENCE’, ‘CLAUDE’, and ‘DANIEL II’225
‘EDWARD’  BILLINGSLEY, J.R., MILLS, R., McCORD-SOLLENBERGER, STAAL, J., and
WILLMOTT, L.R.D.
‘EFFRA, H.’  SMID, M.A.
‘EFFRA, St’  SMID, M.A.
‘EGBERT, St’  RIJSEWIJK, van, A.A.M.
‘ELAN’  POLAK, P.
ELSEN, van, Joannes Laurens: 19131227 Leiden;226 MI9 agent; crossed the Waal to Tiel with an Sphone in 194503: @ code name STARLING.227
‘ELST’  KRUIJFF, de, A.J.
‘ELZEN, van, J.’  ANDRINGA, L.T.C.
‘EMDEN, van, G.’  OS, van, G.
216
OGS. No CBG.
DZ H34 (Assen).
218
TNA HS 7/159, 194209;  also HS 9/530/1.
219
 also Leo Heaps, The grey goose of Arnhem, p. 223. London, Futura, 1977.
220
Reinforcement of team GOBBO.
221
Or 19180727.
222
No CBG.
223
DZ H70.
224
225
 for their activities: Bentley Jr, Orange blood, silver wings.
226
No CBG.
227
217
20
EMMER, Jan: 19170406 Wormer – 19440907 Mauthausen;228 MI6 agent; military espionage; to
organize in- and exfiltration by sea of persons of political interest to the Dutch government;
infiltrated by sea near Katwijk aan Zee 19420311/12; arrested 19420521: @ training name Van ’t
SANT; Jan ENGEL; DELAGE; Van de FELDEN; field name Jan ENDER; field name Adriaan
van VELZEN. 229
‘ENDER, Jan’  EMMER, J.
‘ENDIVE’  BOR, van der, K.
‘ENGEL, Jan’  EMMER, J.
ENSINK, Gerhardus Laurentius: 19211108 Borne – 19960221 Waalre;230 MI6 agent; Mans’ wireless
operator to the Packard group; 19441006/07 (Winsum area, Friesland); active till 19441110, when
he had to go into hiding:@ training name Gerard JURGENS; code name operation DOUG; traffic
plan St NIGEL; BI internal code name BAS; code name MARGARINE; Antoon JURGENS; field
name JUNG; field name W.A. LENSINK.231
ENTER, van, Willem Jan: 19171214 Schiedam – 19960721 Bernisse;232 completed his SOE training,
but was not infiltrated because the end of the war drew near.
‘ERNST’  ROUWERD, F.W.
‘ERNST’  STUVEL, F.T.
‘ERNST’  WEGNER, A.J.
‘ESSER’  ALEBEEK, van, J.L.T.M.
‘EURASION A.B.’  MACARÉ, H.M.
‘EVERTS, Anton Gerard’  AUSEMS, A.W.M.
EWIJK, van, Willem G.W.: 19181217 Rotterdam;233 OSS agent; crossed Biesbosch 19450311/12;
failed to gather information in Germany; arrived in liberated Barneveld 19450418: @ code name
mission FLORIDA; Frits WIELINGA; Frits van STRATEN; FRITS; OLIVIER. 234
‘EYCK, Van’  RADEMA, E.
FABER, Jan: 19170921 Schipluiden – 20010126 Rijswijk;235 MI6 agent; liaison with RVV;
19440410/11 (near Buurmalsen-Tricht, Gelderland): @ training name Frans MEIER; code name
operation BRADFIELD; BI internal code name FRANK; field name J.H. van der VAART. 236
FABER, Lijkele: 19190914 Koudekerke; Jedburgh agent; took part in EDWARD; wireless operator;
19440917 (near Son, Noord-Brabant); could not retrieve his W/T; returned via Brussels to UK
19440927: @ training name Lodewijck FOKKER; code name team DANIEL II.237
FABER, Lijkele: 19190914 Koudekerke; SOE agent; wireless operator to Tazelaar and organizer;
19441118/19238 (near Haskerhorne, Friesland;239 overrun 19450421: @ code name mission
BOBSLEIGH.
‘FABIAN’240  KIRSCHEN, G.-S.J.A., MOYSE, J., PIETQUIN, R., and REGNER, J.
‘FARO’  CELOSSE, N.J., and PENNING, A.
‘FEATHER’: operation against the wireless telegraphy station at Kootwijk.241
‘FELDEN, Van de’  EMMER, J.
‘FELDERS, C.D.’  DROOGLEEVER FORTUIJN, C.
‘FELIX’  TERWINDT, B.W.M.A.
228
OGS and CBG.
 also PEC 4C I, p. 451; 4C II, p. 1908-; NA MvO Londen 2770.
230
CBG.
231
232
CBG.
233
No CBG.
234
235
CBG.
236
237
238
According to Zwanenburg (in En nooit was het stil…, bijlage, p. 106) 19441101/02.
239
DZ INGRAM H124.
240
FABIAN: formerly REGAN. TNA HS 7/159 (p. 4).
241
TNA HS 7/234, p. 4315.
229
‘FENCING I’  BIALLOSTERSKI, T., and STEMAN, J.A.
‘FINSTRA’  BAATSEN, A.A.
‘FISCHER’  VISSER, W.G.
‘FISHING’  BUITENDIJK, K.
‘FIVES’  KWINT, P.J.
‘FIVES I’  KWINT, P.J., BOCKMA, J., VERHOEF, P., and WALTER, J.A.
‘FIZZ’  STUVEL, F.T.
‘FLORIDA’  DRIEL, van, J.W., EWIJK, van, W., and KOERSHUIS, J.
‘FLUITKETEL’  SMID, M.A.
‘FOKKER, Lodewijck’  FABER, L.
‘FOOTBALL’  KUENEN, G.J.
‘FOPKONIJN’  BUUNK, G.B.
‘FOXTROT’  SPIEGLE, Van de, J.P.L.
‘FRANCIS, St’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
‘FRANCIS, St’  KOOPMANS, H.?
‘FRANK’  FABER, J.
‘FRANK, St’  MULDER, M.R.
‘FRANS’  HOEKMAN, P.
‘FRANS’  OS, van, G.
‘FRANS’  STEMAN, J.A.
‘FRED’  BANGMA, R.L.
‘FREDERIK’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
‘FRIEND’  JORDAAN, H.J.
‘FRIEND’  KLOOSS, B.
‘FRITS’  EWIJK, van, W.G.W.
‘FRITS’  KOUWENHOVEN, G.
‘FRITZ’  HOOGEWERFF, W.F.
‘GAMBLING’  CLUTTON, A.H., KNOTTENBELT, M.J., and MENZIES, J.S.S.
‘GAMBLING I’  CLUTTON, A.H.
‘GAMBLING II’  KNOTTENBELT, M.J.
‘GAMBLING III’  MENZIES, J.S.S.
‘GARLIC’: in 194211 this code name was given to the intended exfiltration of MARROW
[JAMBROES] by seaplane; this operation was first titled  ONION.242
GEHRELS, Anton Marie Jacob (Tom): 19250221 Haarlemmermeer;243 SOE agent; 19450317/18
(near Stegerveld, east of Ommen, Overijssel);244 overrun 19450331: @ code name mission
GRUNT I.245
GEHRELS, Anton Marie Jacob (Tom): 19250221 Haarlemmermeer;246 SOE agent; sabotage
instructor; 19450423/24 (near Nieuwkoop, Zuid-Holland);247 overrun in 194505: @ code name
mission GRUNT II.248
GEIJSSEN, Hendrik: 19211224 Amsterdam – 19941002;249 SOE agent; sabotage instructor;
19450411/12 (near Lekkerkerk, Zuid-Holland);250 overrun in 194505: @ training name
GERRITZOON; code name SCREAM. 251
GELISSEN, Gerard Bernard Henri: 19220701 Voorst – 20041229 Arnhem;252 OSS agent; wireless
operator; 19450424/25 (near Kufstein, Tirol); overrun 19450504: @ code name mission
242
TNA HS 7/274, 194211.
No CBG. Gehrels emigrated after the war.
244
DZ EVERT H97.
245
246
No CBG. Gehrels emigrated after the war.
247
DZ COD H179.
248
249
No CBG.
250
DZ JURA H104.
251
 also TNA HS 9/578/2 (closed) (in the Catalogue GEIJSSEN’s name is spelled ‘GEYSEN’).
243
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22
VIRGINIA; BERNARD; Bernard GERRITSEN; Willem GERRITSEN; field name Bernard
Adriaan GOOSSENS.253
‘GEMERT, van, P.’  MULDER, M.R.
GEMMEKE, Brunita Josepha (Jos): 19220603 Amsterdam; SOE agent; 19450310/11 (near
Nieuwkoop, Zuid-Holland);254 to prepare postwar talks with politicians; OSS wanted her to
encourage allied prisoners in Germany to sabotage (operation Bonzo); overrun in 194505: @ code
name mission CACKLE; code name SPHINX; field name Els van DALEN. 255
‘GENERAL’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
GENTIS, Maria Antonia Hieronyma: 19130105 Leerdam;256 OSS agent; crossed the Hollandsch Diep
near Lage Zwaluwe 19450111/12; took internal W/T set Kangaroo to the Kees group: @ code
name mission MARIETTA; TANJA.257
‘GEORG’  DESSING, G.P.W.
‘GEORGE’  CLAESSENS, S.M.
‘GEORGE’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
‘GEORGE, St’  HOEKMAN, P.
‘GEORGIA’  PUNTMAN, A.N.A., and VRIES, de, C.
‘GERARD’  LEUS, H.
‘GERARDS, Kees’  GERBRANDS, P.R.
GERBRANDS, Pieter Roelof (Piet): 19190707 Menado (Celebes, Dutch East Indies) – 19990911
Voorburg;258 MI6 agent; to organize, together with Bergmann, an escape line; 19430324/25259
(Halifax HR665 crashed in the IJsselmeer near Enkhuizen);260 returned 19431217: @ traffic plan
St JOHN; BI internal code name PIETER; MAURICE; Kees VERHOEF; Kees GERARDS; field
name Piet J.A. MAARTENS.261
‘GERRIT’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
‘GERRITSEN, Bernard’  GELISSEN, G.B.H.
‘GERRITSEN, Willem’  GELISSEN, G.B.H.
‘GERRITZOON’  GEIJSSEN, H.
‘GESTEL, van, Willem Gerard’  VISSER, W.G.
‘GEUZE’  BECKERS, F.
‘GHERKIN’  UIJTVANCK, van, I.
‘GIELEN, Akki’  ANDRINGA, L.T.C.
‘GIELEN, van, Willem’  ANDRINGA, L.T.C.
GIESSEN, van der, Arie Cornelis (Aart): 19160802 Krimpen a/d IJssel – in 194407 Kdo. Haaren;262
SOE agent; although primarily a saboteur, he was to work together with Van Rietschoten and to
use Buizer as a wireless operator; to hand over money to MI6 agent Niermeijer; 19421001/02
(Assen, Drente);263 arrested on landing; escaped 19431122/23; recaptured 19440505: @ training
name Arie van KRIMPEN; code name operation CABBAGE; code name in the field MIK; code
name in the field BRAM; field name Antoon Gerrit GROEN; field name Jan Willem
SCHOUTEN. 264
‘GIJS’  BLOOIS, de, J.
252
CBG.
2173671).
254
DZ COD H179.
255
 also Eddy de Roever, Sphinx; Steur; Wagenaar, De laatste ridders, p. 111-; TNA HS 9/572 (closed).
256
No CBG.
257
 also NA MvO Londen 2774; NARA Record Group 226: Records of the Office of Strategic Services, 19191948 (ARC identifier 2173694).
258
CBG.
259
Zwanenburg, En nooit was het stil…, part I, p. 538.\ Clark, Agents by moonlight, p. 145.
260
Intended DZ between Wommels and Oosterend, Friesland.
261
 also NA JUSLON 5266 (interrogation reports); MvO Londen 2775; P.R. Gerbrands in PEC 4C I, p. 628-.
262
OGS. No CBG.
263
DZ H34 (Assen).
264
TNA HS 7/159, 194210;  also HS 9/1504/8.
253
23
‘GILES, St’  LOON, van, J.E.
‘GILGAL’  under Molenaar, J.
‘GINGER’  BOCKMA, J.
‘GIRL’  TERWINDT, B.W.M.A.
‘GLASSHOUSE A’  HOMBURG, A.A., and SPORRE, C.J.
‘GLASSHOUSE B (2)’: an attempt to exfiltrate HOMBURG and SPORRE.265
‘GLIMWORM’  KOUWENHOVEN, G.
‘GOBBO’266  BLATT, R.A., DEBEFVE, E., DEMOOR, D.H.R., HEYLEN, G., LEVAUX, and
SIFFERT, F.267
GOEDE, de, Lambertus Arend (Bert): 19200702 Vrijenban (Delft) – 19890322;268 SOE agent; to
check certain contacts; to give sabotage instruction; 19440705/06 (Tongerse Heide, near Epe,
Gelderland);269 returned 19450224: @ training name GORT; code name operation RODEX I;
signals plan TEES; code name RUMMY. 270
‘GOLF’  WILDEN, van der, W.
‘GOLIATH’  WEELINCK, H.R.
‘GOOR’  GRÜN, J.
‘GOOSSENS, Bernard Adriaan’  GELISSEN, G.B.H.
‘GORT’  GOEDE, de, L.A.
GOUMAN, Jan: 19160613 Barendrecht; together with Geert WIJDEVELD (19210822 Onstwedde)
and Hendrik WOBBES (19191215 Tijnje) crossed the Waal and reached liberated territory
19441105/06; they were recruited by a British officer with whom they later infiltrated into
occupied Holland; they are supposed to have been seen last near Wageningen and arrested in
January 1945; believed to be shot, but their bodies were never found.271
‘GRAAF, de, Henk’  LETTEBOER, H.
‘GRAAFF, de, Johannes Cornelis’  VOS, de, P.
‘GRAFT, de, Johan’  HAEREN, van, J.A.G.
‘GRANSBERG, Gerrit François’  KOUWENHOVEN, G.
‘GRANTA’  BARMÉ, R.
‘GREENFISH’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
‘GREENWOOD’  GROENEWOUT, R.H.A.
GRÉGOIR, Martin Louis: 19210930; SOE agent; earlier mission in Belgium; wireless operator to the
Verstrepen group; infiltrated by boat 19450206/07; returned 19450505: @ code name KRIEK. 272
‘GREGORY, St’  KOUWENHOVEN, G.
GREIDANUS, Johannes (Johan): 19160825 Sloten – 19450412 Loosdrecht;273 SOE agent;
19450411/12 (near Loosdrecht, Utrecht);274 parachute did not open: @ code name JINGLE. 275
‘GREMLIN’  MULDER, M.R.
‘GREULEN, Guus’  MULDER, M.R.
‘GRIND’  DINGER, W.
GRISNIGT, Reijer Abraham (Bram): 19230126 Rotterdam;276 MI6 agent; wireless operator to the
Barbara group; 19430919/20 (near Beugen, north of Boxmeer, Noord-Brabant); detected by
265
TNA HS 7/222, p. 1978.
Former code name operation PORTIA.
267
Later this team was reinforced by operation/team DUDLEY 4.
268
No CBG.
269
DZ H70.
270
271
Jannes Wobbes, ‘Genealogie Wobbes’. www.wobbes.com/vermissinghendrik.htm (20031221) [20080629].\
C.A. Dekkers; J.M. van Kasbergen, Oranjemarechaussee: ‘Zonder vrees en zonder blaam’: marechaussee
tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog in ondergronds verzet tegen de Nazi-onderdrukking (Naarden, Lunet, 1987), p.
219.
272
 also TNA HS 9/618/4 (closed).\ Foot erroneously attributed (in SOE in the Low Countries, p. 483)
GRÉGOIR’s alias ‘KRIEK’ to BECKERS.
273
OGS. According to the CBG Greidanus died 19450425.
274
DZ POPEYE H184.
275
 also TNA HS 9/621 (closed) (in the Catalogue GREIDANUS’ name is spelled ‘GREYDANUS’).
266
24
direction finding and arrested 19440202: @ traffic plan St PATRICK; BI internal code name
WILLEM; Kees COSTER; BRAM; field name R.A. POOT.277
‘GROEN, Antoon Gerrit’  GIESSEN, van der, A.C.
‘GROENEVELD’  BRAGGAAR, C.C.
‘GROENEVELD’  LAAK, ter, J.H.A.M.
‘GROENEVELD, Piet’  HOOGEWOONING, F.J.
GROENEWOUD, Jacobus (Jimmy): 19161108 Amsterdam – 19440918 Arnhem;278 in command of a
Jedburgh team; part of EDWARD; liaison officer to the First British Airborne Division;
responsible for supporting the military operation with all resources available from resistance units
and for advising Field Security Officer as to the reliability of these units; 19440917 (near Renkum,
Gelderland); killed in action: @ code name team CLAUDE.279
GROENEWOUT, R.H.A.: 19021125 – 1980; Belgian; SAS agent; instructor to resistance groups in
the northern provinces; 19441009/10280 (near Veenhuizen, Drente):281 @ code name operation
DUDLEY 4; code name GREENWOOD.
‘GROOT, De’  BRINK, van, C.H.
GROOT, de, Benjamin Edward: 19240504 The Hague – 20041006 Kampen;282 MI9 agent; crossed
Biesbosch in 194501; S-phone contact: @ code name mission WIDGEON.283
GROOT, de, I.: MI9/BI agent; 194412; -19450313: @ BUURMAN.
‘GROOT, de, Wim’  BOUMAN, P.
GRÜN, Johan: 19200218; SOE agent; liaison with underground press; 19431018/19 (near Malines
(Mechelen), Belgium); their aircraft was shot down, but he and Van Schelle survived; arrested
19440103; released 19450405, overrun; returned 19450507: @ training name Johan GOOR; code
name operation RUGGER; code name in the field BRUTUS; REX; field name Johan
VERBRUGGEN; field name Johan Bernard SCHRODER. 284
GRUNSVEN, van, Maria Catharina (Riet): 19180906 Geffen – 20040301 ’s-Hertogenbosch;285 BI
agent; courier; crossed Biesbosch 19450204; returned 19450222; crossed Biesbosch 19450315;
returned 19450319; crossed Biesbosch 19450405/06; returned 19450407/08; crossed Biesbosch
19450410; returned 19450415: @ Riet.286
‘GRUNT I’  GEHRELS, A.M.J.
‘GRUNT II’  GEHRELS, A.M.J.
‘GUEUZE’  BECKERS, F.
‘GURGLE’  BOUMA, W.
‘GUUS’  HAMILTON, F.L.J.
‘GWALIA, St’  DIJCKMEESTER, F.T.
‘HAAFTEN, van, Gerrit’  HEMERT, van, G.J.
‘HAAFTEN, van, Jacob’  HEMERT, van, G.J.
HAAG, Cornelius: 19191215 Amsterdam – 19600824 ’s-Hertogenbosch;287 BI agent; crossed
Biesbosch to Sliedrecht 19450314/15; lost his W/T set to the Germans; overrun 19450410;
reported back 19450502: @ Cor HENDRIKS.288
276
No CBG.
278
OGS. No CBG.
279
280
Telephone conversation 20080617 with W. van der Veer. According to De Roever (in Zij sprongen bij
maanlicht, p. 247) 19441011.
281
DZ RHODONDENDRON H87.
282
CBG.
283
284
TNA HS 7/159, 194310; HS 7/274, 194312;  also HS 9/628 (closed) (in the Catalogue GRÜN’s name is
spelled ‘GRUEN’).\  also J. Grün in PEC 4C I, p. 432-.
285
CBG.
286
287
CBG.
288
277
25
‘HAAS, De’  HAAS, de, J.H.M.
HAAS, de, Joannes Henricus Marie (Jan): 19180207 The Hague – 19440906 Mauthausen;289 SOE
agent; a. to act as an emergency link for agents out of touch with each other, and to provide safe
houses, b. to organize a ‘ferry service’ between the UK and Holland; 19420418/19 by sea; arrested
19420428: @ training name J.H.M. de HEER; operational name POTATO; code name in the field
JANTJE; code name in the field PIJL; field name De HAAS. 290
HAEREN, van, Joseph Antonius Gerardus (Jos): 19250309 Nijmegen – 19750624 Nijmegen;291 BI
agent; infiltrated into Germany from Nijmegen 19441008; accomplished mission after nine weeks;
exfiltrated in December 1944: @ JOSJE; Frans van BEEK; BARNSTEIN; LEBRUN; Johan de
GRAFT.
HAEREN, van, Joseph Antonius Gerardus (Jos): 19250309 Nijmegen – 19750624 Nijmegen;292
MI9/BI agent; crossed Biesbosch 19450315; overrun: @ JOSJE; Frans van BEEK; BARNSTEIN;
LEBRUN; Johan de GRAFT; (S-phone) TITMOUSE. 293
‘HALEN, van der, Frans’  UBBINK, J.B.
‘HALLEMA, Jan’  BERGMANN, A.
‘HALMA’  BOCKMA, J.
‘HALS, Frans’  KRAGT, D.
‘HAM’  BOIS, du, A.
‘HAM’  REGNER, J.
HAMEL, van, Lodewijk Anne Rinse Jetse (Lodo): 19150606 Loenen – 19410616 Laren;294 MI6agent; to organize intelligence; 19400827/28 (near Oestgeest, Zuid-Holland); arrested 19401015
during an attempt to exfiltrate by a Dutch seaplane: @ code name WINDMILL; Roger LAMB;
field name Willem van DALEN. 295
‘HAMERTEEN’  BRANDJES, J.J.
HAMILTON, Antonia Maria Francisca (Frankie): 19100502 Asten – 19960110 Wassenaar;296 SOE
agent; to coordinate the underground press; 19440809/10 (near Oosterblokker, Noord-Holland);297
injured on landing: @ code name TIDDLYWINKS; code name in the field JOSEPHINE;
HEMERIK; field name Josephine WOUTERS.298
HAMILTON, Frans Louis Johannes (Frank): 19131002 Kapahiang (Sumatra, Dutch East Indies) –
19900227;299 SOE agent; to coordinate the underground press; 19440809/10 (near Oosterblokker,
Noord-Holland):300 @ code name ROWING; signals plan TEIFI; code name in the field GUUS. 301
‘HANENDOES’  BUUNK, G.B.
‘HANS’  BIALLOSTERSKI, T.
‘HANS’  STOK van der, J.P.
‘HANS’  ZOMER, J.J.
HARCOURT, Robert Albert Foyson: 19200116; Briton; in command of a Jedburgh team; to assist in
liberating camp Westerbork, and to prevent bloodshed by the inmates; evening of 19450407302
289
OGS and CBG.
TNA HS 7/ 159, 194204;  also HS 9/641/7.
291
CBG.
292
CBG.
293
294
OGS. No CBG.
295
 also NA MvO Londen 2781;
http://beeldbank.nationaalarchief.nl/index.php?option=com_memorix&mrx_mod=geavanceerd_zoeken&show=t
rue&mrx_pref_sjabloon=detail&mrx_offset=1&skip=3.\ http://home.planet.nl/~overe060/oorlog/oorlog3.htm.\
http://oranjehotel.nationaalarchief.nl/gevangenen/onderzoeksvoorbeelden/hamel.asp.
296
CBG.
297
DZ H73.
298
299
No CBG.
300
DZ H73.
301
302
290
26
(between Hooghalen and Assen, Drente);303 arrested on landing; freed 19450430: @ code name
team DICING.304
‘HARLECH’  WEERD, van der, G.M.
‘HARM, Lange’  STEEN, H.
‘HARROW’  BORSSUM BUISMAN, van, G.A.
‘HARRY’  DIESFELDT, J.H.
‘HARRY’  HINDERINK, J.R.
‘HASSELT, van, Gerrit’  HEMERT, van, G.J.
‘HAVER, H.J.C.’  JONGELIE, R.C.
HAZEN, Petrus Adrianus Catharina: 19160825 Bergen op Zoom – 19880828 Bergen op Zoom;305
Canadian Regiment agent; crossed from Noord-Brabant to Goeree-Overflakkee (Zuid-Holland)
19441115/16; returned 19441121: @ code name team SHELLDRAKE.306
HAZEN, Petrus Adrianus Catharina: 19160825 Bergen op Zoom – 19880828 Bergen op Zoom;307
MI9/BI agent; crossed from Noord-Brabant to Goeree-Overflakkee (Zuid-Holland) 19450123;
returned 19450203: @ code name team SHELLDRAKE.308
‘HECK’  SEBES, H.J.
‘HECK BLUE’  HEMERT, van, G.J.
‘HEER, de, J.H.M.’  HAAS, de, J.H.M.
‘HEIN’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
‘HEINTJE I’  BORSSUM BUISMAN, van, G.A.
‘HEINTJE II’  LETTEBOER, H.
‘HELPER’  BRAGGAAR, C.C.
HELSDINGEN, van, W.F.Christiaan:309 MI9 agent; S-phone operator; crossed Biesbosch in 194501:
@ code name team PAREKIET.
‘HEMERIK’  HAMILTON, A.M.F.
HEMERT, van, Gerard John: 19200428 Brooklyn (USA) – 19440906 Mauthausen;310 SOE agent; to
contact Dessing; to amplify the instructions given to Klooss (operation Leek) before departure,
and to report on the latter’s progress to SOE; 19420723/24 (near Rijssen, Overijssel);311 arrested
on landing: @ training name Gerrit van HAAFTEN; operational name LEEK A; code name
HECK BLUE; code name in the field JACOB; Jacob van HAAFTEN; field name Gerrit van
HASSELT.312
‘HEMERT, van, K.G.’  HOOIJER, G.F.
‘HENDRIK’  VERHAGE, M.
‘HENDRIKS’  HOMBURG, A.A.
‘HENDRIKS, Cor’  HAAG, C.
‘HENDRIKS, Wim’  HOOGEWERFF, W.F.
‘HENDRIKSEN’  BISSCHOP, W.
‘HENDRIKUS’  SEIJBEN, J.H.
‘HENK’  BUUNK, G.B.
‘HENK’  SEBES, H.J.
‘HENK, majoor’  STAAL, J.
‘HENNING’  HOMBURG, A.A.
‘HENRICUS, Gerrit’  REISIGER, G.H.
‘HERBERT’  MINK, A.B.
‘HERMAN’  BOOGAART, P.C.
303
DZ JOYCE H212.
305
CBG.
306
307
CBG.
308
309
No CBG.
310
OGS. No CBG.
311
DZ H29.
312
TNA HS 7/159, 194207;  also HS 9/1505/7.
304
27
‘HENRY, St’  DIESFELDT, J.H.
HERRING-SWEET, F.: SAS agent; wireless operator; 19450403/04 (near Voorthuizen,
Gelderland):313 @code name team KEYSTONE.
‘HESSEN, Van’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
‘HEUVEL, van den, Jan’  DIESFELDT, J.H.
‘HEUVEL, van den, W.G.’  DIESFELDT, J.H.
‘HEYDE, van der, P.J.M.’  RIJSEWIJK, van, A.A.M.
HEYLEN, G.: SAS agent; to gather information; 19440926/27314 (near Ellertshaar, Drente):315 @
code name team GOBBO.
HEZEMANS, Jacobus Antonius Henricus (Jacob): 19161207 Tilburg – 19611021 Wassenaar;316
Canadian Regiment agent; crossed from Brabant to Goeree-Overflakkee (Zuid-Holland)
19441115/16; returned 19441121: @ code name team SHELLDRAKE.
HEZEMANS, Jacobus Antonius Henricus (Jacob): 19161207 Tilburg – 19611021 Wassenaar;317
MI9/BI agent; crossed from Brabant to Goeree-Overflakkee (Zuid-Holland) 19450123; returned
19450203: @ code name team SHELLDRAKE.
‘HIBERNIA, St’  JANZEN, E.W.
HINDERINK, Jacob Roelof (Jaap): 19231108 Assen;318 SOE agent; organizer; 19440828/29 (near
Voorthuizen, north of Barneveld, Gelderland);319 returned 19450415: @ code name HUNTING;
code name in the field CHRIS; HARRY; MULDERS. 320
‘HISS’  CHRISTIAANSEN, J.M.
‘HISTORIAN, Leo’  ANDRINGA, L.T.C.
‘HOCKEY’  KIST, J.C.
‘HOEK’  BAKKER, J.
‘HOEK, van, Cornelis Eliza’  HULSTEIJN, van, C.E.
HOEKMAN, Pieter (Piet): 19170114 Urk – 19431106 Keent (Overasselt);321 MI6 agent; wireless
operator for the Barbara group; 19430919/20 (near Beugen, Noord-Brabant)); shot resisting arrest
19431106: @ traffic plan St GEORGE; BI internal code name NICO; Jan POST; FRANS; field
name P. ZEELENBERG or Piet SEELENBERG.322
HOFSTEDE, Jan: 19181217 Ter Aar – 19440906 Mauthausen;323 SOE agent; sabotage (Plan for
Holland); 19421024/25 (near Putten, Gelderland);324 arrested on landing: @ training name Jan
HOOGLAND; code name operation TOMATO; operational name TOMATO B; code name in the
field RUYS; field name Jan HOUTMAN.325
HOLLAND, R.J., captain: in command of a Jedburgh team; 19450411: @ code name team
KEYSTONE.
HOLVOET, Raymond-André: 19240120 Kortrijk (Belgium) – 19450410 Zwolle; Belgian; SOE
agent; with MI9; earlier mission for Belgian SOE section; wireless operator to Du Bois; to
organize an escape line; 19441016/17 (west of Garderen, Gelderland);326 arrested 19441027: @
code name BACON; VERMARCKE; PIETER. 327
313
315
DZ PLUTO H93.
316
CBG.
317
CBG.
318
No CBG.
319
DZ H76.
320
321
OGS. No CBG.\ NA 2.13.71, 2783.\ www.nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pieter_Hoekman.
322
323
OGS. No CBG.
324
DZ H33.
325
TNA HS 7/159, 194110;  also HS 9/728/1.
326
DZ CHIMPANZEE H132.
327
314
28
HOMBURG, Aart Albert (Ab): 19170612 IJmuiden – 19450401 Delden;328 SOE agent; a. to find
contacts for securing general intelligence, b. together with Sporre to contact Jan BOTTEMA [ a
Section D agent] and to brief him on SOE, c. to sound out Bottema about sea communications;
19410907/08; arrested 19411006; escaped 19411026; returned 19420217 (or 19420220); shot
down as an RAF Spitfire pilot above eastern Holland: @ code name operation GLASSHOUSE
A;329 code name in the field BOOG; HENDRIKS; HENNING.330
HOOGEWERFF, Willem Frederik (Wim): 19210429 Semarang (Java, Dutch East Indies) –
19450308 Waalsdorpervlakte, Wassenaar;331 SOE agent; sabotage instructor; 19440921/22 (near
Berkel, Zuid-Holland);332 arrested 19450202:333 @ code name mission COURSING; Wim
HENDRIKS; FRITZ; Indische WIM. 334
HOOGEWOONING, Frederik Johannes: 19230129 Amsterdam – 19450308 Waalsdorpervlakte,
Wassenaar;335 MI6 agent; wireless operator to the Albrecht group; 19441230/31 (between
Nieuwkoop and Meije, Zuid-Holland);336 with W/T set; detected by direction finding and arrested
19450227: @ training name Piet GROENEVELD; traffic plan St MAGNUS (CLIFTON); code
name LAMMERT; LAMMETJE (LAMBERT); field name Frederik Johannes SMIT.337
‘HOOGLAND, Jan’  HOFSTEDE, J.
HOOIJER, George Frans (Gijs; Frans):19240629 Voorthuizen338 – 19450312 Rotterdam;339 MI6
agent; to plan the coordination of the resistance; wireless operator to Beukema toe Water (the
Kees group); 19440705/06 (Kasteel Oolde near Laren, Gelderland); with W/T set; detected by
direction finding and arrested 19441201: @ training name Arie KOOYMAN; traffic plan St
MARK; BI internal code name BERNARD; code name LIJSTERBES; field name K.G. van
HEMERT. 340
‘HOORN, Van der’  HULSTEIJN, van, C.E.
‘HOOT’  WEVE, J.J.
‘HOOYDONK, Cornelis A.M.’  SUTHERLAND, M.A.C.
‘HOUTMAN, Jan’  HOFSTEDE, J.
‘HOWL’  BISSCHOP, W.
‘HUIB’  BOR, van der, K.
‘HUIZINGA’  BRAUW, de, R.
HULSTEIJN, van, Cornelis Eliza:341 19120208 Terneuzen – 19440907 Mauthausen;342 SOE agent;
Plan for Holland; 19430216/17 (into the IJsselmeer near Hoorn, Noord-Holland);343 arrested on
landing: @ training name Kees van der HOORN; operational name RADISH; code name in the
field OTTEN; field name Cornelis Eliza van HOEK. 344
328
OGS. No CBG.
RAF code name operation GLASSHOUSE. TNA AIR 20/8334.
330
TNA HS 7/159, 194109;  also HS 9/737/4.
331
OGS. According to the CBG Hoogewerff died 19450616.
332
DZ WHISKEY H99.
333
Or 19450203.
334
 also TNA HS 9/739 (closed).\  also http://oranjehotel.picturadp.nl/detail.php?letter=H&gender=A&method=Achternaam&search=Hoogewerff&cp_gallery=&pp_gallery=&c
p_detail=1&pp_detail=0.
335
OGS. According to the CBG Hoogewooning died 19450616.
336
DZ BUICK H160 (dropped at an SOE DZ!).
337
Possibly also Frederik Lammert SMIT.\  also NA MvO Londen 2785; http://oranjehotel.picturadp.nl/detail.php?letter=H&gender=A&method=Achternaam&search=Hoogewooning&cp_gallery=&pp_gallery=
&cp_detail=1&pp_detail=0.
338
Or 19240620 Barneveld.
339
OGS. No CBG.\ Somer erroneously mentioned (in Zij sprongen in de nacht, p. 212) 19450308 as the date of
Hooijer’s execution.
340
341
According to the OGS ‘Cornelis Elisa’.
342
OGS. No CBG.
343
DZ H40.
344
TNA HS 7/159, 194302;  also HS 9/1506 (closed) (in the Catalogue Van HULSTEIJN’s name is spelled
‘Van HULSTEYN’).
329
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‘HUNTING’  HINDERINK, J.R.
‘IAY’  RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
‘IJSBERG’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
‘INGEN, van, Piet’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
‘IRENE’  STOK, van der, J.P.
‘IRENE III, St’  MULDER, M.R.
‘IVAN’  WEGNER, A.J.
‘IVO’  SANDERS, H.A.J.
‘JAAP’  WIEDEMANN, O.M.
‘JACOB’  HEMERT, van, G.J.
‘JACQUES’  PUNTMAN, A.N.A.
‘JACQUES’  UBBINK, J.B.
JAMBROES, George Louis: 19050422 Amsterdam – 19440906 Mauthausen;345 SOE agent; a. to
contact leaders of the Ordedienst and to explain to them the Plan for Holland, b. to organize
recruitment of suitable persons to implement the Plan, c. to organize reception committees, d. to
contact the Inlichtingendienst (Van Hattem) on behalf of MI6; 19420626/27 (east of Wezep,
Gelderland);346 arrested on landing: @ training name Gerard Lodewijk JURGENS; code name
operation MARROW; operational name MARROW Minor; code name in the field JOHANNES;
code name in the field JANSEN; field name Gerrit Leendert JONKERS. 347
‘JAMES, St’  JONGE, de, H.G.
‘JAN’  DIESFELDT, J.H.
‘JAN’  RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
‘JAN’  STAM, J.W.
‘JANSEN’  JAMBROES, G.L.
‘JANSMA, Loek’  JONGELIE, R.C.
‘JANTJE’  HAAS, de, J.H.M.
JANZEN, Edward Willem:348 19200520 Amsterdam – 19450412 Loosdrecht;349 MI6 agent; wireless
operator for the Geheime Dienst Nederland group; 19450411/12 (Loosdrecht, Utrecht);350 with
W/T set; drowned on landing: @ training name Piet SMIT; traffic plan St HIBERNIA; traffic plan
St SAXONIA; code name NOORDEWIND; field name Eddy de VRIES.351
‘JAY-JAY’:  also IAY; the PARSNIP operation [Van RIETSCHOTEN] covered an organizer who
would act as assistant to CARROT [DESSING]; he was to work in the Amsterdam area while
PARSNIP worked in the Rotterdam/Dordrecht area.352
‘JEFFERS, Han’  JORDAAN, H.J.
‘JEFFERS, Harry’  JORDAAN, H.J.
‘JINGLE’  GREIDANUS, J.
‘JO’  KOERSHUIS, J.
‘JO’  LAAK, ter, J.H.A.M.
‘JOHANNES’  JAMBROES, G.L.
‘JOHANNES’  BAKKERS, J.
‘JOHANSEN’  STOK, van der, J.P.
‘JOHN’  MOLENAAR, J.
‘JOHN, St’  GERBRANDS, P.R.
‘JOHNSON, Robert’  BERGMANN, A.
345
OGS and CBG.
DZ H27 (Hattem).
347
TNA HS 7/159, 194206;  also HS 9/787/1; NA JUSLON 4477 (two interrogation reports).
348
According to the OGS ‘Eduard Willem Janzen’.
349
OGS and CBG.
350
DZ POPEYE H184.
351
352
TNA HS 7/231, p. 3676.
346
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JONG, de, Gijsbert Albert (Gijs): 19160727 Magelang (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 20060913 Eefde;
recruited in October 1941 by Robert De Schrevel (@ Roger De Saule) of the French military
intelligence service (‘Service des Menées antinationales’) in Vichy France; infiltrated by land into
Holland in January 1942; left Holland 19420202.353
‘JONG, de, Guus’  JONGE, de, H.G.
‘JONG, de, Henk’  JONGE, de, E.W.
‘JONG, de, Klaas’  ALBLAS, A.H.
JONGE, de, Ernst Willem, jhr: 19140522 Sinabang (Simeulue, an island off North-West Sumatra,
Dutch East Indies) – 19440903 Rawicz;354 MI6 agent; to conduct military, maritime and economic
espionage; to contact the politician Koos Vorrink and others; infiltrated by sea near Katwijk aan
Zee (Zuid-Holland) 19420223/24;355 arrested 19420522: @ code name COWLEY; 356
SHREWSBURY; Van der PLAS; Henk de JONG.357
JONGE, de, Hendrik Geert (Henk): 19161228 Doorwerth;358 MI6 agent; to contact the Ordedienst and
the Nationaal Comité; to organize intelligence; 19430311/12 (near Hooghalen, Drente); arrested
19431108 (in the south of France during the journey back); returned 19450509: @ training name
ALBRECHT; code name operation ADMIRAL; traffic plan St JAMES; BI internal code name
BERTHUS; Guus de JONG; De RUYTER; field name Piet van VLIET.359
JONGELIE, Roelof Christiaan (Roel): 19030225 Amsterdam – 19440907 Mauthausen;360 SOE agent;
to gather information for the Plan for Holland; to contact political parties and, as liaison officer of
the Dutch military intelligence service, the leaders of the Inlichtingendienst (ID) [of Han van
HATTEM] and to pass instructions from London to the ID; to obtain in his capacity of official
Dutch government envoi from the ID reports, information, agents, or any other help; 19420924/25
(Balloo, near Rolde, Drente);361 arrested on landing: @ training name Loek JANSMA; code name
operation PARSLEY; code name in telegrams JONGELIEF; code name Arie CHALFONT
OFFICIER; code name in the field ARIE; field name Henri Jean Cornielle HAVER. 362
‘JONGELIEF’  JONGELIE, R.C.
‘JONKERS, Gerrit Leendert’  JAMBROES, G.L.
‘JONKERS SMIT’  BUKKENS, J.
‘JOOST’  OS, van, G.
JORDAAN, Hendrik Johan (Han): 19180709 Haaksbergen – 19450421 Mauthausen; SOE agent;
wireless operator to Ras; 19420328/29 (near Holten, Overijssel);363 arrested 19420503: @ training
name Han JEFFERS; code name operation LETTUCE; operational name TRUMPET Major; code
name in telegrams FRIEND; code name in the field HAN; VULKAAN; field name Johan
ROESSINGH; field name Gerard ROELOFS.364
‘JOSEPH’  KOERSHUIS, J.
‘JOSEPHINE’  HAMILTON, A.M.F.
‘JOSJE’  HAEREN, van, J.A.G.
‘JUDE, St’  LEUS, H.
‘JULIUS’  BRAUW, de, R.
‘JULIUS’  VISSER, W.G.
‘JUNG’  ENSINK, G.L.
 also Verhoeyen, ‘Van magistraat tot geheim agent’; NA JUSLON 10127 (interrogation report).
OGS. No CBG.
355
Hazelhoff Roelfzema, Soldaat van Oranje, p. 184.\ According to an extract (in NIMH Verkort archief BI, 56)
he landed 19420222/23.
356
RAF code name operation CAWLEY ( also TNA AIR 20/8306).
357
 also NA MvO Londen 2788; PEC 4B, bijlage 14, p. 27; 4 C I, p. 243-.\
http://home.planet.nl/~overe060/oorlog/oorlog3.htm
358
No CBG. H.G. de Jonge emigrated to Australia; there he adopted the name H. Young.
359
 also H.G. de Jonge in PEC 4C I, p. 957-, and 4C II, p. 1492-; NA MvO Londen 2789.
360
OGS. No CBG.
361
DZ H34 (Assen).
362
TNA HS 7/159, 194209;  also HS 9/810/2.
363
DZ H15 (Holten) or H16 (Lochem).
364
TNA HS 7/225, p. 2639;  also HS 9/812/1.
353
354
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‘JUPITER’  WEERD, van der, G.M.
‘JURGENS, Antoon’  ENSINK,G.L.
‘JURGENS, Gerard’  ENSINK, G.L.
‘JURGENS, Gerard Lodewijk’  JAMBROES, G.L.
KAAM, van, Roeland Joannes (Roel): 19170315 Steenbergen – 19730814 Breda;365 tried to cross
Biesbosch 19450318, but failed: @ code name team MARY.
‘KALE’  BEUKEMA toe WATER, K.W.A.
‘KAMP, Johannes Albertus’  WALTER, J.A.
‘KAMPENHORST, Peter’  KAMPHORST, P.
KAMPHORST, Pieter (or Peter): 18941124 Ermelo – 19440907 Mauthausen;366 SOE agent; to
conduct sabotage (Plan for Holland); 19421021/22 (near Voorthuizen, Gelderland);367 arrested on
landing: @ training name Pieter KERKHOF; code name operation TOMATO; operational name
TOMATO A; code name in the field EDDY (also EDDIE); field name Pieter van PUTTEN; Peter
KAMPENHORST. 368
‘KANGEROE’  RIJSEWIJK, van, A.A.M.
‘KAREL’  AUSEMS, A.W.M.
‘KAREL’  REISIGER, G.H.
‘KARELS, Jan Christiaan’  KIST, J.C.
‘KAY, captain’  KRAGT, D.
‘KECK, Diederik Theodorus’  WESTERLING, R.P.P.
‘KEES’  BEUKEMA toe WATER, K.W.A.
‘KEES’  SPORRE, C.J.
‘KEES’  STEEN, H.
‘KEES’  VRIES, de, C.
‘KEN’  BRAUW, de, R., and SMID, M.A.
‘KERKHOF, Pieter’  KAMPHORST, P.
‘KEUR’  OVERES, H.J.
‘KEYSTONE’, operation to be carried out by three teams:  DRUCE, H.C.;  HOLLAND, R.J.,
and BEEK, van, W.F;  STUART, P.N.
‘KIEK, Barend’  KLOOSS, B.
KIEK, Maurits: 19090805 The Hague – 19800213 Wassenaar;369 MI9 agent; wireless operator to
Charles Guelette (@ Felix); to organize an escape line; 19430714 (Northern France); infiltrated
Belgium near Fourbechies 19430717; arrested in Brussels 19430915;370 condemned to death,
sentence not enforced; freed in Amberg (Bavaria) 19450423: @ the Black CAT; KING. 371
‘KIKKERDRIL’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
‘KING’  KIEK, M.
‘KING, captain’  KIRSCHEN, G.-S.J.A.
‘KING KONG’  LINDEMANS, C.A.
KIRSCHEN, Gilbert-Sadi J.A.: 19160406 Brussels – 19910526; Belgian; in command of an SAS
team; to gather information for operation Market-Garden, to locate V2 sites, and to organize
resistance groups; 19440915/16 (near Voorthuizen, Gelderland);372 mission accomplished/returned
19450313: @ code name team FABIAN;373 captain KING.
365
CBG.
OGS. No CBG.
367
DZ H32.
368
TNA HS 7/159, 194210;  also HS 9/819/6.
369
CBG.
370
According to Strubbe (in Geheime oorlog 40/45, p. 411) 19430905.
371
Email 20040103 Robert A. Kiek (via Marianne van Praag) to Christopher A. Long.
www.christopherlong.co.uk/res/feedback04.html [20061228].\ Telephone conversation 20061229 with R.A.
Kiek.\ Studiecentrum voor Oorlog en hedendaagse Maatschappij (SOMA, Brussels) AA 1333, individual file
IAA van Guelette.\  also NA MvO Londen 2790.
372
DZ H32.
373
FABIAN: former code name REGAN.
366
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KIST, Cornelis Louis (Lou): 19160719 Bandung (Dutch East Indies) – 19430624 Leusderheide;374
recruited in October 1941 by Robert De Schrevel (@Roger De Saule) of the French military
intelligence service in Vichy France (‘Service des Menées antinationales’) as a courier; returned to
Holland in November 1941; left for France 19411126 (his first courier mission); left Vichy France
in December 1941; infiltrated by land into Holland in December 1941; exfiltrated via Putte (Van
Niftrik) 19420105; arrested in Brussels on his way to France 19420109 (his second courier
mission).375
KIST, Jan Christiaan: 19130922 Leiden – 19440131 Rawicz;376 SOE agent; liaison to the
Inlichtingendienst (ID); 19430218/19 (near Garderen, Gelderland);377 arrested on landing: @
training name Jan Christiaan KARELS; operational name HOCKEY; Jan WILSON; code name in
the field BRUINSMA; code name in the field WALT; field name Johannes KOK.378
‘KLAAS’  ALBLAS, A.H.
‘KLAPSIGAAR’  LINDEMANS, C.A.
‘KLAVEREN, van, August’  KOUWENHOVEN, G.
‘KLAVEREN, van, G.’  KOUWENHOVEN, G.
‘KLEIN, Joop’  BUUNK, G.B.
‘KLEIN, Minne’  KOOLSTRA, M.J.
‘KLIJN, de, Arie’  KRUIJFF, de, A.J.
KLOOSS, Barend: 19131022 Rotterdam – 19440906 Mauthausen;379 SOE agent; a. to sabotage in
Overijssel and to obstruct a possible German invasion of the UK from Holland (Plan Claribel);
19420405/06 (near Harskamp, Ede, Gelderland); arrested 19420429:380 @ training name Barend
KIEK; code name operation LEEK; operational name TRUMPET Minor; code name in telegrams
FRIEND; code name in the field BOB; field name Barend KLOOS.381
‘KLUIF, de, A.’  WEGNER, A.J.
‘KLYN, Theodorus’  RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
KNOTTENBELT, Maarten Jan: 19200312 Batavia (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 20040819 The
Hague;382 Jedburgh agent; part of EDWARD; 19440917 (near Renkum, Gelderland); wounded;
escaped 194409: @ code name team CLAUDE. 383
KNOTTENBELT, Maarten Jan: 19200312 Batavia (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 20040819 The
Hague;384 Jedburgh agent; 19450403/04 (near Voorthuizen, Gelderland);385 overrun 19450417: @
code name team GAMBLING; operational name GAMBLING II.386
KOERSHUIS, Johan: OSS agent; crossed Biesbosch 19450311/12; to gather information in Germany
but failed: @ code name mission FLORIDA; JO; JOSEPH; Johan KOOYMANS; Joseph
SWAGERMANS; Joseph SWAGEMAKERS.387
‘KOHLRABI’  BOOGAART, P.C.
‘KOK’  KIST, J.C.
‘KOLENBRANDER, A.K.’  MOOY, A.K.
‘KOLFF, Meindert’  KOOLSTRA, M.J.
374
OGS. No CBG.
 also Verhoeyen, ‘Van magistraat tot geheim agent’.
376
OGS. No CBG.
377
DZ H46.
378
TNA HS 7/274, 194304;  also HS 9/844/5.
379
OGS. No CBG.
380
Schreieder, Het Englandspiel, p. 80.
381
TNA HS 7/159, 194204;  also HS 9/847/5.
382
CBG.
383
384
CBG.
385
386
387
2177942).
375
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KONING, de, Nikolaas Jakobus: 19070916 Krabbendijke – 19970519 Apeldoorn;388 SAS agent;
resistance instructor in the northern provinces; 19441009/10389 (near Veenhuizen, Drente):390 @
code name operation DUDLEY 4. 391
KOOLSTRA, Meindert: 19170604 Dantumadeel (Rinsumageest) – 19440906 Mauthausen;392 SOE
agent; assistant of Steeksma; 19421021/22 (near Voorthuizen, Gelderland);393 arrested on landing:
@ training name Meindert KOLFF; code name operation CELERY; operational name CELERY A
or II; code name in the field MURK; field name Minne KLEIN. 394
KOOPMANS, Harmen (Harm): 19201008 Groningen – 19450308 Woeste Hoeve, Apeldoorn;395 MI6
agent; to reinforce the Packard group (S-phone contact); 19441006/07 (Winsum area, Friesland);
arrested 19441110: @ code name operation DOUG; traffic plan St FRANCIS?; code name
BROODTROMMEL; BURSTOW; field name Bob BEKKER; field name Jacobus de LANGE. 396
‘KOOPS’  KUENEN, G.J.
‘KOOS’  MULHOLLAND, L.G.
‘KOOY, F.’: MI9 agent; to organize an escape line; contact with RVV; spring 1943; lost his W/T set
during landing; worked till 194505. 397
KOOYMAN, Adri: BI agent; S-phone instructor; crossed Biesbosch 19450314/15: @ code name
team DOUGLAS. 398
‘KOOYMAN, Arie’  HOOIJER, G.F.
‘KOOYMANS, Johan’  KOERSHUIS, J.
‘KORS, Kees’  LOON, van, J.E.
KOUWENHOVEN, G. (Gerard): 19200818 Maassluis – 20061224;399 MI 6 agent; wireless operator
of Mans to the Packard group; evening of 19441005 (near Schoonloo, Drente);400 with W/T set;
active till 19441110, when he had to go into hiding; reported back 19450424: @ training name
August van KLAVEREN; traffic plan St GREGORY; BI internal code name FRITS; code name
LICHTSCHIP; FRITS; code name Frits DOBBELAAR; GLIMWORM; field name G. van
KLAVEREN; field name Gerrit François GRANSBERG.401
‘KOUZNETSOV, Pavèl’  KÜHN, B.
‘KRAAI, Gerrit’  KROON, G.
KRAGT, Dignus (Dick): 19170718 Datchet (Berkshire, UK) 402 – 20080708 Oslo; Briton; MI9 agent;
to organize an escape line; 19430623/24 (between Epe and Vaassen, Gelderland); lost his W/T set:
@ LEMONTREE; captain KAY; Frans HALS; DICK; BADSWORTH. 403
‘KRANT, Pieter’  KWINT, P.J.
‘KRAVETS, N.’  KRUIJT, N.
‘KRIEK’  GRÉGOIR, M.L.
‘KRIMPEN, van, Arie’  GIESSEN, van der, A.C.
‘KRIS’  WILDEN, van der, W.
KROON, Gerrit: 19091002 Apeldoorn – 19450502 Kdo. Sandbostel, Neuengamme;404 SOE agent;
wireless operator to Van de Meer and Buitendijk; 19440828/29 (Halifax MkV MA-W LL388 of
388
CBG.
Telephone conversation 20080617 with W. van der Veer. According to De Roever (in Zij sprongen bij
maanlicht, p. 247) 19441011.
390
391
 alsoTNA HS 9/858/1 (closed).
392
OGS. According to the CBG Koolstra died 19440927.
393
DZ H32.
394
TNA HS 7/159, 194210 also HS 9/858/5.
395
OGS and CBG.
396
397
Possibly Feike KOOY; 19080819 Hindeloopen.
398
399
No CBG.
400
DZ PLUTO H93 (Ellertshaar).
401
402
Kragt was of Dutch extraction.
403
 also PEC 4C II, p. 1320-.
404
OGS and CBG.
389
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161 Special Duties Squadron crashed near Engelen, Noord-Brabant);405 injured on landing and
arrested 19440829; liberated 19450501, but died the day after: @ code name operation
STALKING; code name SKATING; Gerrit KRAAI. 406
KRUIJFF, de, Arie Johannes: 19121106 Amsterdam – 19440907 Mauthausen;407 SOE agent;
reconnaissance (Plan for Holland); 19421129/30 (near Ugchelen, Gelderland);408 arrested on
landing: @ training name A.J. de KLIJN; operational name MUSTARD; code name in the field
ELST; field name Arie Johannes KUYPER. 409
KRUIJT, John William (Willy): 18770908 Amsterdam – July 1943 Berlin;410 was trained, together
with his son Niko Kruijt, in the USSR; NKVD agent; wireless operator for the Red Orchestra;
fractured a leg when landing 19420624/25 (near Ciney, Belgium); was arrested a few days later;
executed: @ BURGUNDY; SOE code name Von KRUMIN. 411
KRUIJT, Nikodemus (Niko): 19161218 Nijmegen – 19540718 Amsterdam;412 was trained, together
with his father J.W. Kruijt, in the USSR; NKVD agent; to organize resistance in Germany, to
report on the political situation and the scope of Dutch resistance; 19420621/22 (near Hulshorst,
Gelderland);413 his W/T set was damaged during landing; later succeeded by B. KÜHN: @
BARSAC; Nikolaj KRAVETS; Jan SCHOUTEN.414
‘KRUIZINGA’  WIJNGAARDEN, van, L.
‘KRUMIN, Von’  KRUIJT, J.W.
KUENEN, Gerrit Jan (Jan): 19180113 Aalten – 19440601 Gilze;415 SOE agent; wireless operator to
C.M. Dekkers; 19440531/0601 (the Hudson (V9155) of 161 Special Duties Squadron was shot
down near Gilze-Rijen airfield and Kuenen and Dekkers were both killed):416 @ code name
FOOTBALL; KOOPS.417
KÜHN, Bruno: German; 1901 – July 1943; NKVD agent; wireless operator; 19421129/30 (near
Hulshorst, Gelderland);418 arrested 19430728; suicide: @ code name operation PICKAXE II;
Pavèl KOUZNETSOV; SAUTERNE; Frederick MULLER. 419
‘KUIPER, G.M.’  SMID, M.A.
‘KUIPERS, F.’  BEUKEMA toe WATER, K.W.A.
‘KUYPER, Arie Johannes’  KRUIJFF, A.J.
KWINT, Pieter Jacob:420 19220804 Meppel – 19440706 IJsselmeer;421 SOE agent; RVV;
19440705/06 (near Makkum, Friesland);422 Hudson FK790 of 161 Special Duties Squadron was
shot down and Kwint was killed: @ training name Pieter KRANT; code name operation FIVES I;
code name FIVES; field name Pieter NIJHOF.423
405
Intended DZ H71.
407
OGS. No CBG.
408
DZ H39.
409
TNA HS 7/159, 194211;  also HS 9/865/8.
410
No CBG.
411
 also TNA KV 2/991.\  also Cornelissen, Hij lag ergens ziek op een kamer en hij had gezegd dat hij door
Londen was gestuurd, al zei hij niet door wie; Martin Kitchen, ‘SOE’s man in Moscow’, in Intelligence and
national security, July 1997, p. 95-109; Hans Schafranek, ‘Die Anfänge der Operation Pickaxe 1941/42:
sowjetische Funk- und Fallschirmagenten unter Patronanz des britischen Geheimdienstes SOE’, in Journal for
intelligence, propaganda and security studies, volume 2, no 1/2008, p. 7-22;  also (with his name misspelt)
http://www.iisg.nl/bwsa/bios/kruyt.html.
412
CBG.
413
DZ H26 (Hulshorsterzand, south of Hulshorst).
414
 also Cornelissen, De raadselachtige zelfmoord van Niko Kruyt, de Nederlandse agent van Moskou.
415
OGS and CBG.
416
Intended DZ H59 (Geldrop-Heeze area).
417
TNA HS 7/159, 194405; no personnel file.
418
DZ H26 (Hulshorsterzand, south of Hulshorst).
419
 also TNA HS 4/341.
420
Possibly Pieter Jan KWINT.
421
OGS. No CBG.
422
423
 also TNA HS 9/872/4 (according to this file he was born 19220807).
406
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LAAK, ter, Johannes Hermanus Arnoldus Maria (Jo): 19130523 Tilburg – 19440907 Mauthausen;424
MI6 agent; wireless operator for the Contact Holland group; 19410930/1001 (near Assen,
Drente);425 his W/T set did not function but could be repaired; arrested 19420213: @ code name
operation TEAMAN; 426 J. TIEMAN; JO; GROENEVELD; field name Johannes
VERMEULEN. 427
‘LACROSSE’  WEGNER, A.J.
‘LADYBIRD’  RÖELL, J.C.C.
‘LAMB, Roger’  HAMEL, van, L.A.R.J.
‘LAMBIEK’  LEURQUIN, J.F.J.G.
‘LAMMERT’  HOOGEWOONING, F.J.
‘LAMMETJE (LAMBERT)’  HOOGEWOONING, F.J.
‘LANCING’  WIEDEMANN, O.M.
‘LANGE, de, Jacobus’  KOOPMANS, H.
‘LARRY’  LEVAUX, J.
‘LAUMEN, Arie Johannes’  DROOGLEEVER FORTUIJN, C.
LAUWERS, Hubertus Mattheus Gerardus (Huub):428 19150719 Amsterdam – 20040612 Utrecht;429
wireless operator to Taconis; 19411107/08430 (near Ommen, Overijssel); his W/T set did not
function but could be repaired; detected by direction finding and arrested 19420306; the Germans
successfully played him back (Englandspiel/Unternehmen Nordpol), because, according to the
prevailing theory, MI6/SOE failed to notice the omission of his security check; liberated in
Rathenow-Heidefeld (Germany) 19450425; returned 19450521: @ training name H.N.G.
LOOMAN; code name operation CATARRH; operational name EBENEZER; code name in
telegrams Van LEEUWEN; field name H. LAUWERS;431 WITTEBOL.432
‘LEATHERHEAD’  SCHREINEMACHERS, W.J.H.
‘LEBRUN’  HAEREN, van, J.A.G.
‘LEEK’: 19420216/17/18: code name for an organizer who was to go to eastern Holland and would
later be joined by a wireless operator; 19420223/24/25: his field name would be Barend KLOOS
[KLOOSS]; he was to act as an insurance agent, living in Utrecht, although he would be operating
in the Hengelo district; he was expected to depart on 19420325; 194203: Hendrik SEBERS
[SEBES] would join this operation, posing as a tailor;  also CARROT A.433
‘LEEK’  KLOOSS, B., and HEMERT, van, G.J.
‘LEEK II’  SEBES, H.J.
‘LEEK A’  HEMERT, van, G.J.
‘LEENDERT’  BRANDJES, J.J.
‘LEESTEMAKER’  LUIJKENAAR, J.H.
‘LEEUW, de, P.’  ALEBEEK, van, J.L.Th.M.
‘LEEUW, de, Pieter’  VERHAGE, M.
‘LEEUWEN, Van’  LAUWERS, H.M.G.
‘LEMONTREE’  KRAGT, D.
‘LENSINK, W.A.’  ENSINK, G.L.
‘LEO’  ANDRINGA, L.T.C.
‘LEONARD, St’  STOK, van der, J.P.
424
OGS and CBG.
According to Zwanenburg (in En nooit was het stil…, part I, p. 530) near Hoogersmilde.
426
Or TEAMEN (TNA AIR 27/0957).
427
428
Former surname: WITTEBOL.
429
CBG.
430
According to H.M.G. Lauwers (in PEC 4C I, p. 214), he was parachuted 19411106/07.
431
As Lauwers was known as ‘Wittebol’ in prewar Holland, it was deemed safe to use the name ‘Lauwers’ as
field name.
432
TNA HS 7/159, 194111;  also HS 9/894/3.\  also H.M.G. Lauwers in PEC 4C I, p. 206-, and 4C II, p.
1131-.\  Wolters, Dossier Nordpol, for another interpretation of the Spiel.
433
TNA HS 7/228, p. 3029, 3109, 3387.
425
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‘LEONARDS’  ADRIAANSEN, J.
‘LEROS, J.J.’  SCHIJVEN, J.J.
LETTEBOER, Hendrik (Henk): 19160403 Almelo – 20020106 Gorinchem;434 MI6 agent; wireless
operator to Van Borssum Buisman; 19430622/23 (near Mariënberg, east of Ommen, Overijssel);
detected by direction finding and arrested 19440203; freed in Rathenow-Heidefeld (Germany)
19450426; returned 19450605: @ training name Henk de GRAAF; traffic plan St PAUL; BI
internal code name AUGUST; HEINTJE II; field name Hendrik de WIT.435
‘LETTUCE’: an operation involving wireless operator TRUMPET [JORDAAN] and organizer
DOLAN [RAS]. 436
‘LETTUCE’  JORDAAN, H.J., and RAS, G.H.G.
‘LETTUCE I’: 194204: an operation to drop supplies to the LETTUCE party. 437
LEURQUIN, Jean Felix Joseph Ghislain: 19210729; Verstrepen group; SOE agent; 19450406;
mission accomplished 19450422: @ LAMBIEK. 438
LEUS, Herman: 19171218 Hengelo – 19450308 Woeste Hoeve, Apeldoorn;439 MI6 agent; wireless
operator to J. Faber; 19440410/11 (near Buurmalsen-Tricht, Gelderland); lost his W/T set during
landing; arrested 19441217: 440 @ code name operation BRADFIELD; traffic plan St JUDE; BI
internal code name GERARD; Jacob WEERNINK; Jacob WEERINK; field name Jan Willem
WIEMERS.441
LEVAUX, J.: -1990; Belgian; SAS agent; to gather information; 19440925/26 (near Westerbork,
Drente); wounded 19441204; reported back 19450317: @ code name team GOBBO; code name
LARRY.
‘LEWIS’  SCHREINEMACHERS, W.J.H.
‘LICHTSCHIP’  KOUWENHOVEN, G.
‘LICHTSCHIP’  SUTHERLAND, M.A.C.
‘LIJSTERBES’  HOOIJER, G.F.
LINDEMANS, Christiaan Antonius (Chris): 19121024 Rotterdam – 19460720 The Hague; MI9
agent; to contact the resistance in Eindhoven; 19440914/15; as a German double agent he told the
Abwehr everything he had heard from HRH Prince Bernhard and his staff, and from British and
Canadian intelligence officers; 19441028 arrested by the Dutch on suspicion of treason;
committed suicide: Christiaan BRAND; KING KONG; KLAPSIGAAR.442
LINDO, Alexander Edward (Lex): 19130103 Surabaya (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19850707
Arnhem;443 BI agent; observer for Albrecht; crossed Biesbosch 19450318; arrested during
crossing: @ CHARLES. 444
‘LODEWIJK’  LUIJKENAAR, J.H.
‘LOEN’  DESSING, G.P.W.
LOENEN, van, Hendrik (Henk): 19150901 Zeist – 19970608 Leiden;445 son of H.L. van Loenen;
escaped from occupied Holland; MI9 agent; S-phone operator; crossed Biesbosch in 194410 but
was discovered: @ code name mission CAWTON; code name in the field BOB.
434
CBG.
436
TNA HS 7/227, p. 2909.
437
TNA HS 7/231, p. 3675.
438
439
OGS and CBG.
440
Somer, Zij sprongen in de nacht, p. 195.\ According to Caspers (in Vechten voor vrijheid, p. 204) Leus was
arrested 19441213.
441
442
 also TNA 2/231-237.\  also De Graaff, Spion in de tuin, and Bob de Graaff, Dood van een dubbelspion:
de laatste dagen van Christiaan Lindemans (’s-Gravenhage, Sdu, 1997).\
http://www.inghist.nl/Onderzoek/Projecten/BWN/lemmata/bwn4/lindema
443
CBG.
444
445
CBG.
435
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LOENEN, van, Hendrik (Henk): 19150901 Zeist – 19970608 Leiden;446 son of H.L. van Loenen; MI9
agent; 19441228/29 (near Renswoude, Utrecht):447 @ code name mission CAWTON; code name
in the field BOB.
LOENEN, van, Herman Lucas (Luuk): 18890815 Apeldoorn – 19770607 Zeist; 448 escaped from
occupied Holland; MI9 agent; S-phone operator; crossed the Rhine in 194410; organized the
escape of twenty evaders; gathered military information as from beginning of 1945: @ code name
mission ALEX; LUUK.
‘LOOHUIZEN, Evert’  BAKKERS, J.
‘LOOHUIZEN, Evert’  BUKKENS, J.
‘LOOMAN, H.N.G.’  LAUWERS, H.M.G.
LOON, van, Jacobus Eugène (Jacques): 19190408 Bergen op Zoom;449 MI6 agent; wireless operator
to Ausems; evening of 19440229 (Galder-Strijbeek area, Noord-Brabant); dismissed as agent
19441211: @ MARLBOROUGH; traffic plan St GILES; BI internal code name ADAM; Kees
KORS; field name G. van den BROEKE (or C. van den BROCKE). 450
‘LOUIS’  UBBINK, J.B.
‘LOUIS, St’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
‘LOUISE’  STORM van LEEUWEN, A., and WESTRA HOEKZEMA, W.A.
‘LUDO’  STOPPELAAR, de, G.
LUIJKENAAR, Johannes Hendrik (Joop): 19180119 451 Rotterdam – 1996;452 SOE agent; organizer;
19440828/29 (near Voorthuizen, Gelderland);453 returned mid 194503: @ code name
SHOOTING; code name in the field LODEWIJK; signals plan WITHRAM; LEESTEMAKER. 454
‘LUIT, De’  STEEN, H.
‘LUUK’  LOENEN, van, H.L.
’11 MEN’  PALS, M.
‘MAARTENS, Piet J.A.’  GERBRANDS, P.R.
‘MAAS’  POUWELS, C.C.
‘MAAS, Dirk’  STUVEL, F.T.
MACARÉ, Humphrey Max: 19211012 Bandung (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19440430 Rawicz;455
SOE agent; wireless operator to Steeksma; 19421024/25 (near Steenwijk, Overijssel);456 arrested
on landing: @ training name M. MEBINS; code name operation CELERY; operational name
CELERY C; code name in telegrams EURASION A.B.; code name in the field SCHAAP;457 field
name Barend MERENS.458
‘MACBEF’  DEBEFVE, E.
‘MAERTENS’  MOLENAAR, J.
‘MAGNUS (CLIFTON), St’  HOOGEWOONING, F.J.
‘MANGOLD’: 194207: code name for sending DUBOIS [?DROOGLEEVER FORTUIJN?] to join
MARROW [JAMBROES] as organizer-instructor.459
‘MANGOLD’  DROOGLEEVER FORTUIJN, C.
MANS, Karel August: 19131111 Majalengka (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19810218 Haarlem;460 MI6
agent; to check the security of some BI lines; to collaborate with the Packard group; 19440804/05
446
CBG.
DZ DOLLY.
448
CBG.
449
No CBG.
450
451
Or 19180109.
452
No CBG.
453
DZ H76.
454
455
OGS. No CBG.
456
DZ H36.
457
Or SCHAAF.
458
TNA HS 7/159, 194210;  also HS 9/973/3.
459
TNA HS 7/274, 194207.
447
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(Streefkerk-Ottoland area, Zuid-Holland); arrested 19441110; escaped 19441112; reported back
19450424: @ DOWNSIDE; BI internal code name SIMON; CHARLES; G. BURNS; Harry
BURNS; code name in telegrams VUURTOREN; OOSTHOF; OOSTVEEN; OOSTERVEEN;
SCHAMHARD; field name Johannes A.K. OOSTERHOUT.461
‘MARGARINE’  ENSINK, G.L.
‘MARIA’  CHRISTIAANSEN, J.M.
‘MARIETTA’  GENTIS, M.A.H.
‘MARK, St’  HOOIJER, G.F.
‘MARLBOROUGH’  AUSEMS, A.W.M., and LOON, van, J.E.
‘MARROW’: code name for sending an organizer (JURGENS) [JAMBROES] and a wireless operator
(BOOGAERT) [BUKKENS] to organize a Secret Army that was to act when the Allies would
invade the continent [Plan for Holland].462
‘MARROW’  JAMBROES, G.L.
‘MARROW II’  BUKKENS, J.
‘MARROW Major’  BUKKENS, J.
‘MARROW Minor’  JAMBROES, G.L.
‘MARTIN’  BOIS, du, A.
‘MARTIN’  MOLENAAR, J.
‘MARTIN, St’  ALEBEEK, van, J.L.Th.M.
‘MARY’  SCHIJVEN, J.J., and KAAM, van, R.J.
MASON, G.W.: Briton; Jedburgh agent; part of EDWARD; wireless operator; 19440917 (near Son,
Noord-Brabant); returned via Brussels to UK 19440927: @ code name team DANIEL II.463
‘MAURICE’  GERBRANDS, P.R.
‘MAURICE II, St’  BOUMAN, P.
‘MAURITS’  BEEKMAN, J.
‘MAX’  SMID, M.A.
McCORD SOLLENBERGER: American; OSS agent; Jedburgh agent; 19440917 (near Hellendoorn,
Overijssel); overrun: @ code name team EDWARD. 464
‘MEBINS, M.’  MACARÉ, H.M.
‘MEELZAK’  VRIES, de, W.L.H.
MEER, van der, Jacobus Martinus (Jacky): 19160302 Rotterdam – 19871212;465 SOE agent;
organizer; 19440828/29 (Halifax MkV MA-W LL388 of 161 Special Duties Squadron crashed
near Engelen, Noord-Brabant); mission accomplished 19441025: @ code name operation
STALKING; code name STALKING; MEYER. 466
‘MEESTER, de, Gerard’  BORSSUM BUISMAN, van, G.A.
‘MEIER, Frans’  FABER, J.
MELIUS, Willem Christoffel: 19220120 Haarlem – 1988; recruited by Robert De Schrevel (@Roger
De Saule) of the French military intelligence service in Vichy France (‘Service des Menées
antinationales’) to spy in Holland; left from Vichy France 19411125; infiltrated by land into
Holland 19411202; left 19411218. 467
‘MENECRATES’  VISSER, W.A.M.
MENZIES, James Stuart Scott: 19190601; Jedburgh agent; wireless operator; 19450403/04 (near
Voorthuizen, Gelderland);468 overrun 19450417: @ code name team GAMBLING; operational
name GAMBLING III.469
460
CBG.
 also K.A. Mans in PEC 4C II, p. 1166-.; NA MvO Londen, 2800.
462
TNA HS 7/233, p. 3979.
463
Possibly George William MASON, 19221219 (TNA HS 9/999, closed).
464
 also TNA HS 9/1389 (closed); NARA Records Group 226: Records of the Office of Strategic Services,
1919-1948 (ARC identifier 2186431).
465
No CBG.
466
467
 also Verhoeyen, ‘Van magistraat tot geheim agent’; Tony Melius, My father’s wartime experiences page,
www/home.gil.com.au/~tonym/father_w1d.html [20080609].
468
461
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‘MERENS, Barend’  MACARÉ, H.M.
‘MERENS, Jan’  RAS, G.H.G.
‘MERTENS’  MINK, A.B.
‘MEULEN, van der, D.’  VRIES, de, W.L.H.
‘MEYER’  MEER, van der, J.M.
‘MEYERINK’  NIERMEIJER, W.J.470
MICHELS, Robert Cornelis (Bob; Robert): 19161118 – 19880607 Doetinchem; in command of an
SAS team; resistance instructor in the province of Groningen; 19441010/11 (near Veenhuizen,
Drente):471 @ code name operation DUDLEY 4.
‘MIER, Krankzinnige’  BLOOIS, de, J.
‘MIK’  GIESSEN, van der, A.C.
MILLS, R.: ex F Section staff; Jedburgh agent; 19440917 (near Hellendoorn, Overijssel): @ code
name team EDWARD.
MINK, Antoon Berend (Anton): 19181021 Den Helder – 19440907 Mauthausen;472 SOE agent; Plan
for Holland; 19430521/22 (near Garderen, Gelderland);473 arrested on landing: @ training name
Anton BARENDS; code name operation POLO; MERTENS; code name in the field HERBERT;
field name Anton Berend MINK. 474
MOLENAAR, Jan: 19180412 Waddinxveen – 19420329475 Hellendoorn;476 SOE agent; wireless
operator to Andringa; 19420328/29 (near Holten, Overijssel);477 took his L-pill when injured; his
signals plan was used by German wireless operator, under the code name GILGAL; in 194209
SOE decided to change this code name to SWEDE, starting a new signals plan and code: @
training name Jan MAARTENS; code name operation TURNIP; operational name TURNIP II;
MARTIN; MAERTENS; code name in the field JOHN; field name Jan MOLENAAR.478
‘MOLENAAR, Pieter’  VRIES, de, W.L.H.
‘MONOPOLY’  STOPPELAAR, de, G.
MOOIWEER, Karel Christiaan (Robbie): 19230414 Bloemendaal – 1971;479 MI6 agent; liaison to the
Albrecht group; 19440605/06 (west of Deil, Gelderland);480 with W/T set; 19441128 mission
accomplished; returned 19441217: @ training name Robbie van VEEN; code name operation
WESTMINSTER; traffic plan St BAVO; BI internal code name JACK; code name
KIKKERDRIL; HEIN; field name F.P.J. van der ZEE. 481
MOOIWEER, Karel Christiaan (Robbie): 19230414 Bloemendaal – 1971;482 MI6 agent; activities for
the Albrecht group; 19441230/31 (between Nieuwkoop and Meije, Zuid-Holland);483 with W/T
set; mission accomplished 19450505: @ training name Robbie van VEEN; traffic plan St
WALTER; RUMFLESCH; GEORGE; field name H. STEVENS. 484
‘MOOK, van, Dirk Johannes’  WEELINCK, H.R.
MOOR, de, D.H.R.  DEMOOR, D.H.R.
MOOY, Adriaan Klaas (Arie): 19190711 Amersfoort – 19440430 Rawicz;485 SOE agent; a. to become
regional commander for Overijssel or Gelderland in connection with the Plan for Holland, and in
PEC 4B, bijlage 11, p. 21.
471
472
OGS. No CBG.
473
DZ H46.
474
TNA HS 7/159, 194305;  also HS 9/1039/3.
475
According to the OGS 19420328.
476
OGS. No CBG.
477
DZ H09 (Hellendoornse Broek).
478
TNA HS 7/222, p. 2023; HS 7/274, 194209;  also HS 9/1048/4.
479
No CBG.
480
Intended DZ northwest of Buurmalsen.
481
482
No CBG.
483
DZ BUICK H160 (dropped at an SOE DZ!).
484
485
OGS. No CBG.
469
470
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this capacity give guidance and instruction to personnel already recruited, b. to organize the
reception of personnel and supplies, c. to prepare the exfiltration of Jambroes by air; 19420924/25
(Valkenheide, north of Leersum, Utrecht);486 arrested on landing: @ training name Adriaan Klaas
COLENBRANDER; operational name CAULIFLOWER; code name in the field GERARD; A.K.
KOLENBRANDER; code name in the field THOMAS; field name Willem Wijnand MOOY.487
‘MOOY, Willem Wijnand’  MOOY, A.K.
MOYSE, Jean: -1990; Belgian; SAS agent;  Kirschen; 19440915/16 (near Voorthuizen,
Gelderland);488 mission accomplished/returned 194503: @ code name team FABIAN. 489
MULDER, Menco Rein: 19231223 Groningen – 19450424 Utrecht;490 MI6 agent; wireless operator
for the Packard group; 19450327/28491 (near Nieuwkoop, Zuid-Holland);492 with 5 W/T sets;
detected by direction finding and arrested 19450416: @ training name Piet van GEMERT; traffic
plans St FRANK, St DENIS III and IV, St BEATRIX II, and St IRENE III; GREMLIN; Guus
GREULEN; Pieter BERG; field name Guus BOLMAN. 493
‘MULDERS’  HINDERINK, J.R.
MULHOLLAND, Leonard George (Louk; Len; Luke): 19200920 Surabaya (Dutch East Indies);494
SOE agent; to check existing contacts; to sabotage; 19440705/06 (Tongerse Heide, Epe,
Gelderland);495 arrested 19441111; returned in 194505: @ code name operation PODEX I; code
name PODEX; KOOS; Leonard George SANDERS; signals plan TEES.496
‘MULLER, Frederick’  KÜHN, B.
‘MURK’  KOOLSTRA, M.J.
‘MUSTARD’  KRUIJFF, de, A.J.
‘NAPIER’  NIERMEIJER, W.J.
‘NASH’  NIERMEIJER, W.J.
‘NECKING’  TAZELAAR, P.
‘NES, van, Willem J.’  NIERMEIJER, W.J.
‘NESS’  WEIJDEN, van der, J.L.
‘NETBALL’  ROUWERD, F.W.
‘NICO’  HOEKMAN, P.
‘NIDD’  STEMAN, J.A., and BIALLOSTERSKI, T.
NIERMEIJER, Willem Johan: 19140502 Alkmaar – 19440906 Mauthausen;497 MI6 agent; to contact
Koos Vorrink; 19420328/29 (near Peperga, Friesland); with W/T set; arrested 19421006: @ code
name NAPIER; code name NASH; field name Willem J. van NES; MEYERINK. 498
‘NIEUWENHUIZEN, Tini’  SUTHERLAND, M.A.C.
NIEUWHOF, Gerardus Wilhelmus Elisabeth: 19200105 Maastricht; 499 Jedburgh agent; 19450411: @
code name team KEYSTONE.
‘NIGEL, St’  ENSINK, G.L.
NIJDAM, Bernardus Petrus Johannes Anthonius: 19200331 London;500 SOE agent; organizer, to
assist Borghouts; 19450423/24 (near Ter Aar, Zuid-Holland);501 severely injured on landing;
overrun in 194505: @ code name YELP. 502
486
DZ H38.
TNA HS 7/159, 194209;  also HS 9/1057/2; NA Ministerie van Koloniën Londen 662 (46).
488
DZ H32.
489
490
OGS and CBG.
491
According to Somer (in Zij sprongen in de nacht, p. 242) 19450326/27.
492
DZ COD H179.
493
494
No CBG.
495
DZ H70.
496
 also TNA HS 9/1073/4 (closed); Len Mulholland, Childhood, war and peace 1920 – 1950 (Victoria,
Trafford, 2005).
497
OGS. No CBG.
498
499
No CBG.
487
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‘NIJHOF, Pieter’  KWINT, P.J.
‘NIJKAMP, G.J.’  BLATT, R.A.
‘NOL’  DUYN, van, A.
‘NOL’  WILDEN, van der, P.
NOORBEEK: MI9 agent; S-phone operator: @ code name team YELLOW HAMMER.
‘NOORDEWIND’  JANZEN, E.W.
‘OLIVIER’  EWIJK, van, W.
OLMSTED, John Malcolm: 1914; American; OSS agent; Jedburgh agent; 19440911/12 (between
Piksen and Hoge-Hexel, Overijssel); escaped from occupied Holland 19441124: @ code name
mission POACHING; code name team DUDLEY. 503
‘ONION’: code name for bringing back the MARROW organizer [JAMBROES] some time in
194208; in 194211 this operation was changed to bringing back a man by sea; instead, MARROW
would be exfiltrated by seaplane in operation GARLIC; in 194302 this was again changed to
bringing back an agent by Lysander (the operation to which the code name was previously given
had now been cancelled).504
‘OOMEN, H.’  OVERES, H.J.
‘OOSTERHOUT, Johannes A.K.’  MANS, K.A.
‘OOSTEROM, Van’  OS, van, G.
‘OOSTHOF’  MANS, K.A.
‘OOSTVEEN’  MANS, K.A.
ORTT, Felix Dono, jhr: 19070121 Nijmegen – 19440430 Rawicz;505 MI6 agent; wireless operator to
Emmer; landed by sea near Katwijk aan Zee (Zuid-Holland) 19420311/12; with W/T set; arrested
19420323: @ UNIC; ALBERT; OTTERLOO; field name DEKKER; field name Albert
OVERBEEK. 506
‘ORVAL’  SCARCERIAUX, M.H.
‘OS, van, George’  CLAESSENS, S.M.
OS, van, Gerrit (Gerard): 19140502 Hilversum – 19440906 Mauthausen;507 SOE agent; to instruct
Jambroes (Plan for Holland), to organize an escape line, and to send messages from the
Inlichtingendienst of the Ordedienst to SOE by carrier pigeon; 19430218/19 (near Loenen,
Gelderland);508 arrested on landing: @ training name G. van OOSTEROM; operational name
BROADBEAN; G. STEIN; code name in the field FRANS; code name in the field JOOST; field
name Gerard van EMDEN. 509
‘OSS, van, George’  CLAESSENS, S.M.
‘OSSTEROM:  ‘STROMBOLI’.
‘OSWALD, St’  DIJCKMEESTER, F.T.
‘OTTEN’  HULSTEIJN, van, C.E.
‘OTTERLOO’  ORTT, F.D.
‘OUD, Hermanus Johannes’  OVERES, H.J.
‘OVERBEEK, Albert’  ORTT, F.D.
OVERES, Hermanus Johannes: 19081007 Amsterdam – 19440907 Rawicz;510 SOE agent; Secret
Army organizer (Plan for Holland); 19421129/30 (Valkenheide, north of Leersum, Utrecht);511
500
No CBG.
DZ IKE H195.  however De Roever, Zij sprongen bij maanlicht, p. 239-240.
502
503
 also Olmsted; Hilbrink, Achter de linies; TNA HS 9/1121 (closed).\ No NARA file.
504
TNA HS 7/234, p. 4315; HS 7/274, 194211; 194302.
505
OGS. No CBG.
506
507
OGS and CBG.
508
DZ H44.
509
TNA HS 7/159, 194302;  also HS 9/1508/5 (in the Catalogue Van OS’ name is spelled ‘Van OSS’).
510
OGS. No CBG.
511
DZ H38.
501
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arrested on landing: @ training name Herman OOMEN; operational name CRESS; OVERLO;
code name in the field KEUR; field name Hermanus Johannes OUD. 512
‘OVERLO’  OVERES, H.J.
PALS, Michiel: 19120504 Hooge en Lage Zwaluwe – 19440907 Mauthausen;513 SOE agent;
organizer for a region in the south of Holland to be allocated by the leader of the Secret Army, in
connection with the Plan for Holland; 19421021/22 (near Voorthuizen, Gelderland);514 arrested on
landing: @ training name Michiel POST; code name operation PUMPKIN; code name in
telegrams 11 MEN; code name in the field ANKE; code name in the field POSTMAN; Marinus
van den PLAS.515
‘PALSTRA, Floris’  PUTT, van der, F.E.M.
‘PAREKIET’  HELSDINGEN, van, W.F.C., and STOOP, P.
PARLEVLIET, Hermanus: 19160516 Baarle-Nassau – 19440430 Rawicz;516 SOE agent; a. to check
on and assist Andringa, b. to blow up the locks in the Julianakanaal, c. to investigate the
possibilities of opening a new sea-route for in- and ex-filtration, d. to prepare the sabotage of
railway traffic when instructed by London, e. to sabotage in general; 19420529/30 (east of
Steenwijk, Overijssel);517 arrested on landing: @ training name Herman PIJNACKER;518 code
name operation BEETROOT; operational name BEETROOT I; PIJNAKKER; code name in the
field PUTE; field name Herman PRINS.519
‘PARSLEY’  JONGELIE, R.C.
‘PARSLEY A’  BRAGGAAR, C.C.
‘PARSNIP’  RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
‘PARTY’: inactive agent.
‘PATRICK, St’  GRISNIGT, R.A.
‘PAUL’  DOURLEIN, P.
‘PAUL, St’  LETTEBOER, H.
‘PAULTJE’  STEEN, H.
‘PELT’  STEEKSMA, H.R.
‘PEMBROKE’  TEMMERMAN, J.
PENNING, Aart: 19160807 Ridderkerk – 19490805 The Hague;520 SOE agent; wireless operator;
refused to jump 19440331/0401: @ FARO.521
‘PENNING, Klaas’  BOR, van der, K.
‘PETER, St’  VERHAGE, M.
PETERS, Paul  POLAK, P.
‘PHÉLIPSE, St’  BLEEKER, T.B.
‘PHILIP’  BORSSUM BUISMAN, van, G.A.
‘PICKAXE II’  KÜHN, B.
‘PIET’  BUIZER, J.J.C.
‘PIET, Witte’  BEER, de, P.J.
‘PIETER’  GERBRANDS, P.R.
‘PIETER’  HOLVOET, R.-A.
‘PIETERMAN’  TAZELAAR, P.
‘PIETERS, Christiaan’  POUWELS, C.C.
PIETQUIN, René: –1985; Belgian; SAS agent;  Kirschen; 19440915/16 (near Voorthuizen,
Gelderland):522 @ code name team FABIAN. 523
 also TNA HS 9/1131/2.
OGS. No CBG.
514
DZ H32.
515
TNA HS 7/159, 194210;  also HS 9/1140/5.
516
OGS. No CBG.
517
DZ H18.
518
Or PIJNAKKER.
519
TNA HS 7/159, 194205; no TNA personnel file.
520
CBG.
521
 also TNA HS 9/1165.
512
513
43
‘PIJL’  HAAS, de, J.H.M.
‘PIJNACKER, Herman’  PARLEVLIET, H.
‘PIJNAKKER’  PARLEVLIET, H.
‘PIJNENBURG, L.M.’  PUNT, L.M.
‘PIJPEKOP’  BRAUW, de, R.
‘PING’  BROEK, ten, R.M.
‘PING-PONG’  SEIJBEN, J.H.
‘PINKIE’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
‘PLAS, van den, Marinus’  PALS, M.
‘PLAS, Van der’  JONGE, de, E.W.
PLEIJSIER, Wouter: 19220407 Groningen – 20050209 Opsterland;524 SOE agent; wireless operator
to Gehrels; 19450317/18 (near Stegerveld, east of Ommen, Overijssel);525 overrun 19450331: @
code name mission RUMBLE. 526
PLEIJSIER, Wouter: 19220407 Groningen – 20050209 Opsterland;527 SOE agent; wireless operator
to resistance groups in Noord-Holland; 19450423/24 (near Spanbroek, Noord-Holland);528 overrun
in 194505: @ code name mission RUMBLE II; operational name RUMBLE. 529
‘PLOEG’  POSTMA, S.
‘PLYM’  BIALLOSTERSKI, T., and VOS, de, P.
‘POACHING’  AUSTIN, J.P.S., BRINKGREVE, H., and OLMSTED, J.M.
‘PODEX’  MULHOLLAND, L.G.
‘PODEX I’  DUYN, van, A., GOEDE, de, L.A., and MULHOLLAND, L.G.
‘POKER’  DEKKERS, C.M.
POLAK, Paul: –20030508; SOE agent; wireless operator to Biallosterski; 19440921/22 (near Berkel
en Rodenrijs, Zuid-Holland):530 @ code name BOATING; signals plan ELAN (19441211/12-);
DOUWE; signals plan TORRIDGE; field name H.C. van DEINSE. 531
‘POLO’  MINK, A.B.
‘POMPE, Jack’  PUNTMAN, A.N.A.
‘POOT, R.A.’  GRISNIGT, R.A.
‘POPEYE’  BANGMA, R.L.
‘PORTIA’  ‘GOBBO’
‘POST, Jan’  HOEKMAN, P.
‘POST, Michiel’  PALS, M.
‘POST, R.A.’  GRISNIGT, R.A.
POSTMA, Seerp: 19210927 Bedum – 19441202 Apeldoorn;532 SOE agent; to contact the LKP and
the LO; 19440807/08 (in the Wieringermeerpolder); arrested 19441122: @ training name PLOEG;
code name operation SCULLING; code name SCULLING 1; Witte DIRK; signals plan
WAVENEY. 533
‘POSTMAN, Anke’  PALS, M.
‘POTATO’  HAAS, de, J.H.M.
‘POTATO A’: code name for sending a vessel to within a mile of the Dutch coast to talk with
POTATO [De HAAS] by means of the S-phone.534
522
DZ H32.
524
CBG.
525
DZ EVERT H97.
526
527
CBG.
528
DZ MANDRILL H84.
529
530
DZ WHISKEY H99.
531
He changed his name to Paul PETERS officially in 1946. No TNA file (perhaps in HS 6/751).
532
OGS. According to the CBG Postma died 19421202!
533
 also TNA HS 9/1204/4.\ http://home.planet.nl/~overe060/oorlog/oorlog3.htm.
534
TNA HS 7/233, p. 3977.
523
44
POUWELS, Charles Christiaan: 19230925 Padangpanjang (Sumatra, Dutch East Indies) – 19440430
Rawicz;535 SOE agent; wireless operator to Hofstede; 19421024/25 (near Putten, Gelderland);536
arrested on landing: @ training name Christiaan PRAAG; code name operation TOMATO;
operational name TOMATO C; code name in the field MAAS; field name Christiaan PIETERS.537
‘PRAAG, C.’  POUWELS, C.C.
‘PRINS’  RUSELER, G.L.
‘PRINS, Herman’  PARLEVLIET, H.
‘PUCK’  WEIJDEN, van der, J.L.
‘PUCKY’  WEELINCK, H.R.
‘PUMPKIN’  PALS, M.
PUNT, Laurentius Maria (Laurens): 19181013 Alkmaar – 19440907 Mauthausen;538 SOE agent; Plan
for Holland; 19430521/22 (near Garderen, Gelderland);539 arrested on landing: @ training name
L.M. PIJNENBURG; code name operation SQUASH; code name in the field SIMON; field name
Leo SMIT.540
PUNTMAN, Antoon Nicolaas Albert (Anton): 19200707 Arnhem – 20050926 Arnhem;541 OSS agent;
19450424/25 (Ellmau, Austria); overrun 19450504: @ code name mission GEORGIA; Jack
POMPE; TON; CHARLES; JACQUES; field name Karel Johan van RICHTEREN. 542
‘PUTE’  PARLEVLIET, H.
PUTT, van der, Floris Edmond Marie: 19210325 Eindhoven;543 SOE agent; wireless operator,
organizer, to assist Borghouts; 19450423/24 (near Ter Aar, Zuid-Holland);544 overrun in 194505:
@ code name SPLASH; Floris PALSTRA. 545
‘PUTTEN, van, Pieter’  KAMPHORST, P.
‘RACQUETS’  VERHOEF, P.
RADEMA, Evert: 19030807 Foxhol (Hoogezand-Sappemeer) – 19440906 Mauthausen;546 MI6 agent;
wireless operator to E.W. de Jonge; infiltrated by sea near Katwijk aan Zee (Zuid-Holland)
19420223/24;547 with W/T set; arrested 19420529: @ training name Van DIJCK; REUTER; RAF
code name operation REYTER; Van EIJCK; RUITER; RUITERS; RUYTER; field name Egbert
REINDERS. 548
‘RADISH’  HULSTEIJN, van, C.E.
‘RAKEE’  BRINK, van, C.H.
‘RAP’  DEKKER, den, C.
RAS, Gozewijn Hendrik Gerard (Gosse): 19140827 Amsterdam – 19440907 Mauthausen;549 SOE
agent; to organize sabotage groups and to select drop zones; 19420328/29 (near Holten,
Overijssel);550 arrested 19420501: @ training name G. ROLFS; code name operation LETTUCE;
DOLAN; code name in the field RICKY;551 field name Gerard ROELOFS; Jan MERENS. 552
535
OGS. No CBG.
DZ H33.
537
TNA HS 7/159, 194110;  also HS 9/1205/5.
538
OGS. No CBG.
539
DZ H46.
540
TNA HS 7/159, 194305;  also HS 9/1217/6.
541
CBG.
542
 also NA MvO Londen 2805; NARA Records Group 226: Records of the Office of Strategic Services,
1919-1948 (ARC identifier 2183733).
543
NO CBG.
544
DZ IKE H195.  however De Roever, Zij sprongen bij maanlicht, p. 239-240.
545
546
OGS. No CBG.
547
Hazelhoff Roelfzema, Soldaat van Oranje, p. 184.\ According to a report dated 19460322 (in NIMH Verkort
archief BI, 47) he landed 19420222/23.
548
 also NA MvO Londen 2806; for Radema’s telegrams: 2159.
549
OGS. No CBG.
550
DZ H15 (Holten) or H16 (Lochem).
551
Or RIKKY or RIKKIE.
552
TNA HS 7/159, 194203;  also HS 9/1230/7 (according to this file he was born 19140828).
536
45
‘REGAN’  ‘FABIAN’
REGNER,553 Jules: –20070302; Belgian; SAS agent; wireless operator;  Kirschen; 19440915/16
(near Voorthuizen, Gelderland):554 @ code name team FABIAN; code name HAM. 555
REIJDEN, van der, Willem Jacobus (Wim): 19150216 Rotterdam;556 MI6 agent; wireless operator for
the Contact Holland group; infiltrated at Scheveningen 19411209/10; lost his W/T in the sea on
landing; arrested 19420213; liberated in Sachsenhausen 19450422: @ code name ROVER;
SCHOETE; Dikke WILLEM; field name Willem J. SCHOLTE; field name Bob SCHOLTE. 557
‘REINDERS, Egbert’  RADEMA, E.
‘REINDERS, George Lodewijk’  RUSELER, G.L.
REISIGER, Gerrit Heinrich (Gerrit): 19171201 Haarlemmermeer – 19450407 Itzehoe (Germany);558
SOE agent; wireless operator to Postma; 19440807/08 (in the Wieringermeerpolder); detected by
direction finding and arrested 19441227: @ code name operation SCULLING; signals plan
WAVENEY; code name TURNIQUOITS; KAREL; Gerrit ROYEN; Gerrit ROCHARD; Gerrit
van BERKEL; Gerrit HENRICUS. 559
‘REUTER’  RADEMA, E.
‘REX’  GRÜN, J.
‘RIBBLE’  BOCKMA, J.
‘RICHTEREN, van, Karel Johan’  PUNTMAN, A.N.A.
‘RICKY’  RAS, G.H.G.
RIDDER, de, Willem Arnoldus Gerardus Andries: 19060926 Arnhem – 19941101 Zwolle;560 BI
agent; S-phone agent; crossed Biesbosch 19450314/15; arrested 19450406; returned in 194505: @
code name team DOUGLAS; WIM. 561
‘RIET’  GRUNSVEN, van, M.C.
RIETSCHOTEN, van, Jan Jacob: 19210825 Rotterdam – in 194407 near Haren (Noord-Brabant);562
SOE agent; had been given, like Buizer, the contact address Alex Wins, Topaasstraat 21III,
Amsterdam; a. to organize and to instruct saboteurs in Zuid-Holland, b. to arrange reception,
transport and storage of supplies, c. to sabotage when and where possible, d. to stay in touch with
De Haas and Buizer; 19420622/23 (near Rijssen, Overijssel);563 arrested on landing; escaped
19431122; recaptured in 194405: @ training name Jan Jacob van ROSSUM; code name operation
PARSNIP; code name in the field JAN; field name Theo STERK; field name Johan van
ROOYEN; field name Theodorus KLYN; SAY-AY; IAY (your friend Jan).564
‘RIJKSHOORN’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
‘RIJNEKE, Jacob Jan’  WIEDEMANN, O.M.
RIJSEWIJK, van, Adam Andreas Marie (André): 19191215 Breda – 20001113 Breda;565 MI6 agent;
19440901/02 (near Staphorst, Overijssel);566 with seven W/T sets and one S-phone; mission
accomplished 19450507: @ training name Piet VELTKAMP; traffic plan St EGBERT; code name
KANGEROO; code name ZWAARDVISCH; field name Van CUYK; field name P.J.M. van der
HEYDE.567
‘RIKKI’  RAS, G.H.G.
553
Or REGNIER.
DZ H32.
555
556
No CBG.
557
 also W.J. van der Reijden in PEC 4C II, p. 1601-; NA MvO Londen 2807; NA PEC 114 (59)
(interrogation report).
558
OGS and CBG.
559
 also TNA HS 9/1244/8 (according to this file he was born 19170201).
560
CBG.
561
562
OGS. No CBG.
563
DZ H29.
564
TNA HS 7/159, 194206;  also HS 9/1509/7.\  also ‘JAY JAY’.
565
CBG.
566
TNA AIR 20/8302, 8292.
567
554
46
‘RINGLEIDER’  TERWINDT, B.W.M.A.
‘RITA, Blonde’  BAATSEN, A.A.
‘ROBERT’  SMID, M.A.
‘ROCHARD, Gerrit’  REISIGER, G.H.
‘ROELEVELD, F.W.’  ROUWERD, F.W.
RÖELL, Johanna Charlotta Carolina (Lotti), jkvw: 19110705 Utrecht – 19981105 Apeldoorn;568 MI6
agent; arrived in Portugal 19410816; arrived (via Munich) in Holland 19411002; arrested the same
month; released from Ravensbrück 19450425; arrived in Malmö (Sweden) 19450428: @
LADYBIRD. 569
‘ROELOFS, Gerard’  RAS, G.H.G.
‘ROESSING, Hein’  SCHREINEMACHERS, W.J.H.
‘ROESSINGH, Johan’  JORDAAN, H.J.
‘ROGERS’  DIJCKMEESTER, F.T.
‘ROLFS, G.’  RAS, G.H.G.
‘ROOYEN, van, Johan’  RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
‘ROOZENDAAL, Frederik Willem’  ROUWERD, F.W.
ROSENDAEL, van, Hubert Jan Jacques (Jack): 19220527 Amsterdam – 19450310 Breda;570 BBO,
but attached to the staff of HRH Prince Bernhard; instructor; infiltrated by unknown means
19441206; killed by a V1.
‘ROSS, kapitein’  RUIJSCH van DUGTEREN, C.J.L.
‘ROSSALL’  BRAUW, de, R.
‘ROSSUM, Van’  RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
‘ROTHER’: BBO wireless station?
ROUWERD, Frederik Willem (Freek): 19120531 The Hague – 19440430 Rawicz;571 SOE agent;
wireless operator (Plan for Holland); 19430421/22 (near Garderen, Gelderland);572 arrested on
landing: @ training name F.W. ROELEVELD; code name operation NETBALL; code name in
the field ERNST; field name Frederik Willem ROOZENDAAL. 573
‘ROVER’  REIJDEN, van der, W.J.
‘ROWING’  HAMILTON, F.L.J.
‘ROYEN, Gerrit’  REISIGER, G.H.
‘RUDI’  SCHREINEMACHERS, W.J.H.
‘RUDOLF’  BERGMANN, A.
‘RUGGER’  GRÜN, J.
RUIJSCH van DUGTEREN, Carel Jacob Lodewijk: 19100802 Heusden; Jedburgh agent; evening of
19450407574 (between Hooghalen and Assen, Drente);575 overrun 19450417; returned 19450418:
@ code name mission AMHERST; code name team DICING; kapitein ROSS.
‘RUITER’  RADEMA, E.
‘RUITERS’  RADEMA, E.
‘RUMBLE’  PLEIJSIER, W.
‘RUMBLE I’  PLEIJSIER, W.
‘RUMBLE II’  PLEIJSIER, W.
‘RUMFLESCH’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
‘RUMMY’  GOEDE, de, L.A.
568
CBG.
 also J.C.C. Röell in PEC 4C II, p. 1284-; NA MvO Londen 2808.
570
According to the CBG Van Rosendael´s forenames were Hubert Jean Jacques, but according to the Ministry
of Defence and Van Rosendael´s mother the correct names were Hubert Jan Jacquet. According to the CBG Van
Rosendael died in Bergen op Zoom, but according to the Ministry of Defence and Van Rosendael´s mother he
died in Breda. Email OGS to author 20080731.
571
OGS. No CBG.
572
DZ H46.
573
TNA HS 7/159, 194304; no personnel file.
574
575
DZ JOYCE H212.
569
47
RUSELER, George Lodewijk: 19220727 Surabaya (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19440906
Mauthausen;576 SOE agent; wireless operator to De Kruyff (Plan for Holland); 19421129/30 (near
Ugchelen, Gelderland);577 arrested on landing: @ training name George RUTGERS; code name
operation BROCCOLI; code name in the field PRINS; field name George Lodewijk
REINDERS. 578
‘RUTGERS, George’  RUSELER, G.L.
‘RUYS’  HOFSTEDE, J.
‘RUYTER’  RADEMA, E.
‘RUYTER, De’  JONGE, de, H.G.
‘SALBERG, Hendrik’  SEBES, H.J.
‘SALENCE’  SCARCERIAUX, M.H.
‘SAM’  UIJTVANCK, van, I.
SANDERS, Hubertus Antonius Johannes (Huub): 19230309 Malang (Java, Dutch East Indies) –
19440906 Mauthausen;579 SOE agent; wireless operator to Cnoops; 19440331/0401 (near
Slootpolder in the Wieringermeerpolder);580 arrested 19440519; the Germans tried to play back the
Cnoops/Sanders team (Alba-Spiel), but SOE noticed the absence of security checks, and played
along for some two months: @ code name operation SWALE; code name CURLING; IVO; Van
SPAANEN; Bob SIPMA. 581
‘SANDERS, Leonard George’  MULHOLLAND, L.G.
‘SANT, Van ’t,’  EMMER, J.
‘SAUTERNE’  KÜHN, B.
‘SAUVAGE’  SCHERRER
‘SAXONIA, St’  JANZEN, E.W.
‘SAY-AY’  RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
SCARCERIAUX, Marceau Hector: 19191108 Cul-des-Sarts (Belgium); Verstrepen group; SOE
agent; wireless operator; 19450404/05 (between Nieuwkoop and Zegveld, Utrecht);582 overrun
19450507: @ SALENCE; ORVAL. 583
‘SCHAAF’  MACARÉ, H.M.
‘SCHAAP’  MACARÉ, H.M.
‘SCHAMHARD’  MANS, K.A.
‘SCHEFFER, Martin’  STOEP, van der, M.
SCHELLE, van, Jan David Anthon: 19150226 Wassenaar;584 SOE agent; to deliver money to persons
in Brussels and the Netherlands who were running an escape line from Holland; to follow and
report on another escape line in Belgium, which had recently failed to deliver some airmen;
19431018/19 (near Malines (Mechelen), Belgium); their aircraft was shot down, but he and Grün
survived; escaped; returned 19431220: @ training name STOKKERS; code name operation
BADMINTON; code name in the field APOLLO; field name Jan SCHOLTEN; field name Anton
Jan SLUIS.585
‘SCHELTEMA, Jan Adriaan’  SCHREINEMACHERS, W.J.H.
‘SCHELVEN, van, Magnus’  STOEP, van der, M.
SCHERRER: Frenchman; Jedburgh agent; 19440917 (near Son, Noord-Brabant); returned via
Brussels to UK 19440927: @ code name team DANIEL II; SAUVAGE.
576
OGS. No CBG.
DZ H39.
578
TNA HS 7/159, 194311;  also HS 9/1292/2.
579
OGS. No CBG.
580
DZ H63.
581
TNA HS 7/159, 194403 and 194405;  also HS 9/1307/7.
582
DZ RIJN H162.
583
584
No CBG.
585
TNA HS 7/159, 194310;  also HS 9/1509/8 (closed).
577
48
SCHIJVEN, Johannis Jacobus: 19190115 Dinteloord en Prinsenland – 20011002 Naaldwijk;586 BI
agent; S-phone operator; crossed Biesbosch 19450318/19; overrun 19450404; reported back
19450415: @ code name team MARY; J.J. LEROS.587
‘SCHIPPER, Willem’  VISSER, W.G.
‘SCHOETE’  REIJDEN, van der, W.J.
‘SCHOLTE, Bob’  REIJDEN, van der, W.J.
‘SCHOLTE, Willem J.’  REIJDEN, van der, W.J.
‘SCHOLTEN, Jan’  SCHELLE, van, J.D.A.
‘SCHOONEN, J.H.’  SEIJBEN, J.H.
‘SCHOTEL, W.’  WEELINCK, H.R.
‘SCHOUTEN, Jan’  KRUIJT, N.
‘SCHOUTEN, Jan Willem’  GIESSEN, van der, A.C.
‘SCHOUTEN, Johannes H.’  SEIJBEN, J.H.
‘SCHOUTEN, Simon’  DRAL, D.
SCHRADER, Anton Bernard (Ton; Bobbie): 19171109 Surabaya (Java, Dutch East Indies) –
20001108 The Hague;588 OSS agent; S-phone operator; to gather information and to organize
drops; 19441109/10589 (near Ulrum, Groningen); arrested 19450210; sent across the front line by
the Sicherheitspolizei on a political and propaganda mission; arrested 19450503;590 transferred to
OSS and cleared:591 @ code name mission SEAL; TYL; BOBBY; Bobbie BROOKS.592
SCHRAGE, Wiecher Bote (Wiek): 19170217 Brielle – 19411113/14 at sea;593 MI6 agent; wireless
operator to J.J. Zomer; 19410611/12594 (near Vledder, Drente); drowned during return by boat
(together with Sporre): @ training name K. SUTER; code name ZEBRA II; field name Cornelis
(Kees) VISSER. 595
SCHREINEMACHERS, Willem Jan Hubertus (Wim): 19100106 Meester Cornelis (Java, Dutch East
Indies) – 1987;596 MI6 agent; liaison with the Harry group and the Geheime Dienst Nederland;
evening of 19431008 (near Malden, Gelderland); returned 19440905: @ BI internal code name
RUDI; LEWIS; LEATHERHEAD; WIM; Hein ROESSING; Jan Adriaan SCHELTEMA. 597
‘SCHRODER, Johan Bernard’  GRÜN, J.
SCOTT, Carl Alden: American; OSS agent; Jedburgh agent; part of EDWARD; wireless operator;
19440917 (near Renkum, Gelderland); wounded, captured in 194409; possibly escaped in 194504:
@ code name team CLAUDE. 598
‘SCRAPE’  STOEP, van der, M.
‘SCREAM’  GEIJSSEN, H.
‘SCULLING’  POSTMA, S., and REISIGER, G.H.
‘SCULLING 1’  POSTMA, S.
‘SEAKALE’  ARENDSE, P.A.
‘SEAL’  SCHRADER, A.B.
‘SEBERS, Hendrik’  SEBES, H.J.
SEBES, Hendrik Johannes (Henk): 19190723 Dordrecht – 19440906 Mauthausen;599 SOE agent;
19420405/06 (near Harskamp, Otterlo, Veluwe); arrested 19420509: @ training name Hendrik
586
CBG.
588
CBG.
589
Or 19441110/11.
590
Or 19450504.
591
According to J. Schreieder (in PEC 4C I, p. 713) Schrader was arrested 19450212.
592
 also TNA HS 9/1329/5 (closed); NARA Record Group 226: Records of the Office of Strategic Services,
1919-1948 (ARC identifier 2185345); Sierk Plantinga, ‘Anton Schrader en de werf van Van Ravesteijn in 1943’,
in Erf Goed Nieuws, 11de jaargang, no 2, 200305.
593
According to the OGS Schrage died 19411130.
594
TNA AIR 20/8334. According to Zwanenburg (in En nooit was het stil…, part I, p. 530) 19410613/14.
595
596
No CBG.
597
598
Possibly killed in the Ardennes in 194412 or executed in Holland 19441102.
587
49
SALBERG; 600 code name operation LEEK; operational name LEEK II; code name in telegrams
SETES; HECK; code name in the field HENK; field name Hendrik SEBERS; De SWART. 601
‘SEDBURGH’  STEEN, H., and ADRIAANSEN, J.
‘SEELENBERG, Piet’  HOEKMAN, P.
SEIJBEN, Johannes Henricus (Johan; Harry): 19190830 – 19891217;602 SOE agent; assistant to
Celosse; 19440331/0401 (near Slootpolder in the Wieringermeerpolder);603 arrested 19440519:604
@ code name operation PING-PONG; Johannes H. SCHOUTEN; J.H. SCHOONEN;
HENDRIKUS. 605
‘SETES’  SEBES, H.J.
‘SEVENSTER, H.’  STEEKSMA, H.R.
‘SHELLDRAKE’  HAZEN, P.A.C., and HEZEMANS, J.A.H.
‘SHOOTING’  LUIJKENAAR, J.H.
‘SHREWSBURY’  JONGE, de, E.W.
SIFFERT, François: 19141201 – 1996; Belgian; SAS agent; wireless operator; to gather information;
19440926/27606 (near Ellertshaar, Drente); reported back 19450317:607 @ code name team
GOBBO; code name WHITEHEART. 608
‘SIJMEN, Peter’  VERHAGE, M.
‘SIMON’  MANS, K.A.
‘SIMON’  PUNT, L.M.
‘SIMON, St’  SUTHERLAND, M.A.C.
‘SIPMA, Bob’  SANDERS, H.A.J.
‘SITTARD, van, Antonius’  STEEN, van, A.
SJOERDSMA, Sjoerd: 19210417 Schagen – 19870221 Veghel;609 SOE agent; wireless operator to
Brinkgreve; 19450105/06 (near Stegerveld, south of Dedemsvaart, Overijssel);610 overrun early
194504: @ code name mission SQUEAK I; code name in the field CHRISTIAAN. 611
SJOERDSMA, Sjoerd: 19210417 Schagen – 19870221 Veghel;612 SOE agent; wireless operator for
resistance groups in Rotterdam; 19450411/12 613 (near Zevenhoven, Utrecht);614 overrun in
194505: @ code name mission SQUEAK II.615
‘SJUUL’  VISSER, W.G.
‘SKATING’  KROON, G.
‘SLUIS, Anton Jan’  SCHELLE, van, J.D.A.
SMID, Meint Adolf (Max): 19210516 Rheden – 19840128 Hilvarenbeek;616 MI6 agent; wireless
operator to De Brauw; 19440807/08 (between Wijk bij Duurstede and Leersum, Utrecht); with
W/T set; mission accomplished 19450413: @ training name Van der STAD; code name operation
KEN; traffic plan St EFFRA; BI internal code name ROBERT; code name FLUITKETEL; H.
EFFRA; MAX; field name G.M. KUIPERS. 617
599
According to the OGS Hendrik Sebes.
Or Hendrik SELBERG.
601
 also TNA HS 9/1335/7.
602
No CBG.
603
DZ H63.
604
Or 19440507. According to J.H. Seijben (in PEC 4C II, p. 1618) he was arrested 19440510.
605
TNA HS 7/159, 194405;  also HS 9/1433/7 (closed) (in the Catalogue SEIJBEN’s name is spelled
‘SYBEN’).\  also J.H. Seijben in PEC 4C II, p. 1614-.
606
TNA AIR 27/2162.
607
DZ PLUTO H93.
608
609
CBG.
610
DZ EVERT H97.
611
612
CBG.
613
According to Zwanenburg (in En nooit was het stil…, bijlage, p.126) 19450412/13.
614
DZ MATTERHORN H177.
615
616
CBG.
617
600
50
‘SMID, Piet’  ZOMER, J.J.
‘SMIT’  BUKKENS, J.
‘SMIT, Frederik Johannes’  HOOGEWOONING, F.J.
‘SMIT, Frederik Lammert’  HOOGEWOONING, F.J.
‘SMIT, Johannes Jacobus’  ZOMER, J.J.
‘SMIT, Leo’  PUNT, L.M.
‘SMIT, Piet’  JANZEN, E.W.
‘SMIT, Piet’  ZOMER, J.J.
‘SMITH, W.’  DINGER, W.
‘SNOOKER’  BEER, de, P.J.
‘SNORT’  WEIJDEN, van der,J.L.
‘SNUITKEVER’  DIJCKMEESTER, F.T.
‘SOCCER’  CNOOPS, A.J.M.
‘SOLK’  STEEN, van, A.
SOMERS, Claude Charles: 19231021; Briton; earlier mission in France; Jedburgh agent; wireless
operator; evening of 19450407618 (between Hooghalen and Assen, Drente);619 overrun 19450417:
@ code name team DICING.620
‘SPAANEN, Van’  SANDERS, H.A.J.
‘SPENCER, A.’  ZOMER, J.J.
‘SPHINX’  GEMMEKE, B.J.
SPIEGLE, Van de, Jacques Paul Louis: 19230212; Belgian; Verstrepen group; SOE agent; wireless
operator; earlier mission in Belgium; 19441118/19; returned 19450506: @ code name
FOXTROT.621
‘SPIJKER’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
‘SPIN’  BRINK, van, C.H.
‘SPINACH’  BUIZER, J.J.C.
‘SPLASH’  PUTT, van der, F.E.M.
SPORRE, Cornelis Johannes (Cor): 19101022 Bloemendaal – 19411113/14 at sea;622 SOE agent; 
Homburg; 19410907/08; drowned while returning by boat (together with Schrage): @ training
name STEEN; code name operation GLASSHOUSE A;623 code name in the field COR; code
name in the field KEES; field name C. STARING; Piet WARMENHOVEN. 624
‘SPRINGER, de, Piet’  BLOOIS, de, J.
‘SPROUT’  DOURLEIN, P.
‘SQUASH’  PUNT, L.M.
‘SQUEAK’  SJOERDSMA, S.
‘SQUEAK I’  SJOERDSMA, S.
‘SQUEAK II’  SJOERDSMA, S.
STAAL, Jacob (Jaap): 19130708 – 1945;625 Jedburgh agent; team EDWARD, comprising of a
headquarters (EDWARD) and three sub-missions; EDWARD consisted of Staal, McCord
Sollenberger, Mills and two wireless operators, Willmott and Billingsley; EDWARD (as the HQ
element) was attached to 1st Allied Airborne Corps HQ; the team’s mission was overall
coordination and liaison with the local resistance: CLARENCE, CLAUDE, and DANIEL II;
19440917 (near Hellendoorn, Overijssel): @ code name team EDWARD; majoor HENK. 626
‘STAD, van der, Robert’  SMID, M.A.
‘STALKING’  MEER, van der, J.M., BUITENDIJK, K., and KROON, G.
618
DZ JOYCE H212.
620
621
622
OGS. No CBG.
623
RAF code name operation GLASSHOUSE. TNA AIR 20/8334.
624
 also TNA HS 9/1400/3.
625
No OGS and CBG.
626
619
51
STAM, Jan Willem: 19180507 Ochten (Echteld) - 20040519 Amersfoort;627 escaped from occupied
Holland with evaders; MI9 agent; crossed the Waal in 194412: @ code name team
CORMORANT; BLACK; JAN. 628
‘STANLEY II’  BESTEBREURTJE, A.D., BEYNON, W.W., and VICKERY, P.C.H.
STARING: MI9/BI agent.629
‘STARING’  SPORRE, C.J.
‘STARLING’  ELSEN, van, J.L.
‘STEEG, Van der’  STEMAN, J.A.
STEEKSMA, Horst Reinder: 19191014 Berlin – 19440906 Mauthausen;630 SOE agent; to reconnoitre
certain objects, and to instruct sabotage groups in the handling of weapons, explosives and
incendiaries; 19421024/25 (near Steenwijk, Overijssel);631 arrested on landing: @ training name
H. SEVENSTER; code name operation CELERY; operational name CELERY B; code name in
the field PELT; field name Hendrik Reinder VERSTEEG.632
‘STEEN’  SPORRE, C.J.
STEEN, Harm: 19160614 Magelang (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19440905 Vught;633 MI6 agent;
organizer/wireless operator; to strengthen the liaison with the RVV; to contact the Nationaal
Steunfonds; 19440110/11 (Princenhage, Breda, Noord-Brabant); with two W/T sets; detected by
direction finding and arrested 19440302:634 @ training name Hein van TILBURG; SEDBURGH;
BI internal code name KEES; Witte BEEREN; PAULTJE; field name H.J. BROEKHUIZEN;
Lange HARM; De LUIT.635
STEEN, van, Antonius (Toon): 19120205 Ubbergen – 19441231 Mauthausen;636 SOE agent; wireless
operator to Parlevliet; 19420529/30 (near Kallenkote, east of Steenwijk, Overijssel);637 arrested on
landing: @ training name Antonius van SITTARD; code name operation BEETROOT;
operational name BEETROOT II; code name in the field SOLK; field name Antonius SWART.638
‘STEIN, G.’  OS, van, G.
STEMAN, Johannes Antonius (Jan): 19200703 Amsterdam – 19950529;639 SOE agent; wireless
operator to Biallosterski; 19440331/0401 (near Etten, Noord-Brabant);640 arrested in 194502;
released in 194504: @ code name operation FENCING I; signals plan NIDD; signals plan TEIFI;
code name BEZIQUES; Van der STEEG; code name in the field FRANS; field name Johannes A.
BOGAARD. 641
‘STERK, Theo’  RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
‘STEVENS, G.’  CLAESSENS, S.M.
‘STEVENS, H.’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
STOEP, van der, Marinus: 19170927 Beesd – 19450409 Rotterdam;642 SOE agent; 19450227/28 (near
Zoetermeer, Zuid-Holland);643 arrested 19450405; wounded and died in hospital: @ code name
mission SCRAPE; Martin SCHEFFER; Magnus van SCHELVEN.644
627
CBG.
629
De Graaff, Schakels naar de vrijheid, p. 78.
630
OGS. No CBG.
631
DZ H36.
632
TNA HS 7/159, 194210;  also HS 9/1410/1.
633
OGS. According to the CBG Steen died 19440904.
634
Or 19440314.
635
 also NA MvO Londen 2813; http://oranjehotel.picturadp.nl/detail.php?letter=S&gender=A&method=Achternaam&search=Steen&cp_gallery=&pp_gallery=&cp_deta
il=1&pp_detail=0.
636
OGS.
637
DZ H18.
638
 also TNA HS 9/1510/5.
639
No CBG.
640
DZ H60.
641
 also TNA HS 9/1413 (closed); J.A. Steman in PEC 4C II, p. 1507-.
642
OGS and CBG.
643
DZ FLINT H181.
628
52
STOK, van der, Johan Paul (Hans): 19190321 Balikpapan (Borneo, Dutch East Indies) – 19450411
Kdo Gusen (Austria);645 MI6 agent; wireless operator to the Packard and Barbara groups;
19430919/20 (near Middenmeer in the Wieringermeerpolder); arrested 19440202: @ training
name JOHANSEN; IRENE; traffic plan St LEONARD; BI internal code name HANS; field name
Jan de VRIES.646
‘STOKKERS’  SCHELLE, van, J.D.A.
STOOP, Piet: MI9 agent; S-phone operator: @ code name team PAREKIET.
STOPPELAAR, de, Gerardus (Gerard; ‘Ludo’): 19160425 Vlaardingen – 19890524 Wilmington
(USA); SOE agent; 19440921/22 (near Berkel en Rodenrijs, Zuid-Holland):647 @ code name
MONOPOLY; LUDO.648
STOPPELAAR BLIJDESTEIJN, de, Johan Anton: 19170326 Dordrecht – 20011115 Rotterdam;649
SAS agent; 19450403/04 (near Voorthuizen, Gelderland):650 @ code name team KEYSTONE.
STORM van LEEUWEN, Alida: 19220916;651 BI agent; crossed Biesbosch 19450317/18; arrested
during crossing; released 19450506: @ code name team LOUISE.
‘STRASHAN’  VERHAGE, M.
‘STRATEN, van, Frits’  EWIJK, van, W.
‘STROMBOLI’: code name for G. van OS, an agent to be dropped in Holland to link up with major
Humphrey’s escape lines in Belgium and France.652
STUART, P.N.: in command of a Jedburgh team; 19450403/04 (near Voorthuizen, Gelderland):653 @
code name team KEYSTONE.
STUVEL, Ferdinand Theodorus: 19191106 The Hague;654 SOE agent; wireless operator to Gehrels;
19450423/24 (near Nieuwkoop, Zuid-Holland);655 his W/T was damaged beyond repair during
landing; overrun in 194505: @ code name FIZZ; ERNST; Dirk MAAS.656
‘SUTER, K.’  SCHRAGE, W.B.
SUTHERLAND, Martinus Adolph Cornelis (Tinus): 19171003 Breda – 19821106 Eindhoven;657 MI6
agent; wireless operator to Mans; 19440804/05 (Streefkerk-Ottoland area, Zuid-Holland); arrested
19441111; liberated from a concentration camp; reported back 19450512: @ training name Tini
NIEUWENHUIZEN; traffic plan St SIMON; BI internal code name TINI; CHARLES; code name
LICHTSCHIP; De SUUT; field name Cornelis A.M. HOOYDONK. 658
‘SUUT, De’  SUTHERLAND, M.A.C.
‘SVEN’  BOUMAN, P.
‘SWAGEMAKERS, Joseph’  KOERSHUIS, J.
‘SWAGERMANS, Joseph’  KOERSHUIS, J.
‘SWALE’  SANDERS, H.A.J.
‘SWART, Antonius’  STEEN, van, A.
‘SWART, De’  SEBES, H.J.
‘SWEDE’  under Molenaar, J.
SWEET:  HERRING-SWEET, F.
 also TNA HS 9/1510/1 (in the Catalogue Van der STOEP’s name is spelled ‘Van der STEOP’); according
to this file he was born 19121212.
645
OGS and CBG.
646
 also NA MvO Londen 2814; http://oranjehotel.picturadp.nl/detail.php?letter=S&gender=A&method=Achternaam&search=Stok%2C+van+der&cp_gallery=&pp_galle
ry=&cp_detail=2&pp_detail=0.
647
DZ WHISKEY H99.
648
 also TNA HS 9/1419/9 (closed) (according to this file he was born 19160425).
649
CBG.
650
651
No CBG.
652
TNA HS 7/274, 194302.
653
654
No CBG.
655
DZ COD H179.
656
657
CBG.
658
644
53
‘SWISH’  BORGHOUTS, J.J.F.
‘TAAIE, Ouwe’  AUSEMS, A.W.M.
TACONIS, Thijs: 19140328 Rotterdam – 19440906 Mauthausen;659 SOE agent; a. to contact the two
Glasshouse A agents and to assist them in returning, b. next to organize sabotage groups in the
West of Holland; 19411107/08 (near Ommen, Overijssel); arrested 19420309: @ training name
Thijs TIMMER; code name operation CATARRH; operational name BENBOW; code name in the
field THIJS; field name Thijs TIMMER. 660
‘TANJA’  GENTIS, M.A.H.
TAZELAAR, Pieter (Peter): 19200505 Fort de Kock (Sumatra, Dutch East Indies) – 19930606
Hindeloopen;661 MI6 agent; infiltrated by sea at Scheveningen 19411122/23; arrested
19420118/19, but released; returned (with G. Dogger) 19420412: @ PIETERMAN;
ZIJLEVELD.662
TAZELAAR, Pieter (Peter): 19200505 Fort de Kock (Sumatra, Dutch East Indies) – 19930606
Hindeloopen;663 SOE agent; 19441118/19664 (near Haskerhorne, Friesland);665 overrun late
194504: @ code name mission NECKING. 666
‘TEAMAN’  LAAK, ter, J.H.A.M.
‘TEAMEN’  LAAK, ter, J.H.A.M.
‘TEES’  GOEDE, de, L.A., MULHOLLAND, L.G., and DUYN, van, A.
‘TEIFI’  BIALLOSTERSKI, T., HAMILTON, F.L.J., and STEMAN, J.A.
TEMMERMAN, Jean: MI9 agent; wireless operator to KRAGT; 19431117/18 (Oosthuizen-Beets
area, Noord-Holland); mission accomplished 19440915: @ PEMBROKE; TIMON; De VRIES.667
‘TENNIS’  WILDEN, van der, P.
TERWINDT, Beatrice Wilhelmina Maria Albertina (Trix): 19110227 Arnhem – 19870408 Leiden;668
MI9 agent; to organize an escape line; 19430213/14 (east of Wezep, Gelderland);669 arrested on
landing; freed in Mauthausen 19450505: @ training name Beatrice THOMPSON; code name
CHICORY; code name in telegrams GIRL; RINGLEIDER; code name in the field FELIX; field
name Johanna Maria van der VELDEN. 670
‘THEO’  BREUNING, von, E.A.
‘THEO’  BREY, de, O.W.
‘THEODORE’  DUYN, van, A.
‘THOMAS’  MOOY, A.K.
‘THOMPSON’  TERWINDT, B.W.M.A.
‘TIDDLYWINKS’  HAMILTON, A.M.F.
‘TIEMAN, J.’  LAAK, ter, J.H.A.M.
‘TILBURG, van, Hein’  STEEN, H.
‘TIMMER, Thijs’  TACONIS, T.
‘TIMO’  BUITENDIJK, K.
‘TIMON’  TEMMERMAN, J.
‘TINI’  SUTHERLAND, M.A.C.
‘TITMOUSE’  HAEREN, van, J.A.G.
659
OGS. No CBG.
TNA HS 7/159, 194111;  also HS 9/1438/8.\  also Astrid Waltmans, Een betrekkelijk heftig karakter:
Thijs Taconis geheim agent Rotterdam 1914 – Mauthausen 1944 (Sl, Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, 2005).
661
No CBG.
662
 also P. Tazelaar in PEC 4C II, p. 2012-; Steur; Wagenaar, De laatste ridders, p. 53-.
663
No CBG.
664
According to Zwanenburg (in En nooit was het stil…, bijlage, p. 106) 19441101/02.
665
DZ INGRAM H124.
666
 also P. Tazelaar in PEC 4C II, p. 2012-.
667
 also Temmerman, Acrobates sans importance (les parachutistes Belges): inutile d’espérer pour
entreprendre: operation Timon (Brussels, Belgian Airborne SAS, sd).
668
CBG.
669
DZ H27 (Hattem).
670
 also B.W.M.A. Terwindt in PEC 4C I, p. 237-; NA MvO Londen 2816.
660
54
TODD, Harvey Allen: American; OSS agent; Jedburgh agent; part of EDWARD; 19440917 (near
Renkum, Gelderland); wounded; captured in 194409; escaped in 194504: @ code name team
CLAUDE. 671
‘TOLLENS, Jan Willem’  BORGHOUTS, J.J.F.
‘TOMATO’: an operation of two instructors (KERKHOF [KAMPHORST] and HOOGLAND
[HOFSTEDE]) and a wireless operator (PRAAG) [POUWELS]; code named Tomato A, B, and C,
respectively.672
‘TOMATO A’  KAMPHORST, P.
‘TOMATO B’  HOFSTEDE, J.
‘TOMATO C’  POUWELS, C.C.
‘TON’  PUNTMAN, A.N.A.
‘TONY’  VISSER, W.A.M.
‘TONY’  WORT, van de, F.
‘TORRIDGE’  BIALLOSTERSKI, T., and POLAK, P.
‘TOWY’  VOS, de, P.
‘TRAPPING’  BARMÉ, R.
‘TRUMPET MAJOR’  JORDAAN, H.J.
‘TRUMPET MINOR’  KLOOSS, B.
TUIN, Van der: MI9/BI agent. 673
‘TURNIP’: operation of wireless operator (GILGAL) [MOLENAAR] and organizer (LEO)
[ANDRINGA].674
‘TURNIP’  ANDRINGA, L.T.C., and MOLENAAR, J.
‘TURNIQUOITS’  REISIGER, G.H.
‘TYL’  SCHRADER, A.B.
UBBINK, Johan Bernard (Ben): 19210522 Doesburg – 19930331 Vlissingen;675 SOE agent; wireless
operator to Overes; 19421129/30 (Valkenheide, north of Leersum, Utrecht);676 arrested on landing;
escaped (with Dourlein) 19430829/30; returned to UK 19440201, where detained, but cleared after
interrogation: @ training name Bernard UDEMA; operational name CHIVE; code name in the
field LOUIS; JACQUES; field name Frans van der HALEN; J.B. ULDENHOUT. 677
‘UDEMA, Bernard’  UBBINK, J.B.
UIJTVANCK, van, Ivo: 19170707 Bussum – 19440907 Mauthausen;678 SOE agent; Plan for Holland;
19430421/22 (near Garderen, Gelderland);679 arrested on landing: @ training name Ivo van
UNNIK; code name operation GHERKIN; code name in the field SAM; field name Herman van
VLIET. 680
‘ULDENHOUT, J.B.’  UBBINK, J.B.
‘UNIC’  ORTT, F.D.
‘UNNIK, van, Ivo’  UIJTVANCK, van, I.
‘UPPINGHAM’  WIEDEMANN, O.M.
‘VAART, van der, J.H.’  FABER, J.
‘VALENTINE, St’  BLOOIS, de, J.
‘VALK’  BEUKEMA toe WATER, K.W.A.
‘VANGUARD’  BRINK, van, C.H.
 also TNA HS 9/1472/2 (closed).\ No NARA file.
TNA HS 7/274, 194209.
673
674
TNA HS 7/227, p. 2909.
675
CBG.
676
DZ H38.
677
TNA HS 7/159, 194211;  also HS 9/1496 (closed).\  also J.B. Ubbink in PEC 4C I, p. 226-.
678
OGS. No CBG.
679
DZ H46.
680
TNA HS 7/159, 194304;  also HS 9/1511 (closed) (in the Catalogue Van UIJTVANCK’s name is spelled
‘Van UYTANCK’).
671
672
55
‘VEEN, van, Pieter’  BRAGGAAR, C.C.
‘VEEN, van, Robbie’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
VEER, van der, Willem: 19170321 Bleskensgraaf; SAS agent; instructor to resistance groups in the
northern provinces; 19441009/10681 (near Veenhuizen, Drente):682 @ code name operation
DUDLEY 4. 683
‘VELDEN, van der, Johanna Maria’  TERWINDT, B.W.M.A.
‘VELDKAMP’  WAAL, van de, M.W. 684
‘VELTKAMP, Piet’  RIJSEWIJK, van, A.A.M.
‘VELZEN, van, Adriaan’  EMMER, J.
‘VERBRUGGEN, Johan’  GRÜN, J.
VERHAEGHE, G.M. (George): American; Jedburgh agent; part of EDWARD; 19440917 (near
Groesbeek, Gelderland); wounded: @ code name team CLARENCE.
VERHAGE, Marinus (Marius): 19191009 Hoogeveen –19940906;685 MI6 agent; microphotographer
for the Barbara group; evening of 19431105 (Grave-Reek area, Noord-Brabant); overrun
19440917: @ traffic plan St PETER; BI internal code name HENDRIK; Peter SIJMEN;
STRASHAN; field name Pieter de LEEUW. 686
‘VERHEUL, Paul’  BECKERS, F.
‘VERHOEF, Henk’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
‘VERHOEF, Kees’  GERBRANDS, P.R.
VERHOEF, Pleun: 19191130 Vianen – 19440706 IJsselmeer;687 SOE agent; RVV; 19440705/06
(near Makkum, Friesland);688 Hudson FK790 of 161 Special Duties Squadron was shot down and
Verhoef was killed: @ code name operation FIVES I; code name RACQUETS; L.
VORSTMAN.689
‘VERMARCKE’  HOLVOET, R.-A.
‘VERMEULEN, Johannes’  LAAK, ter, J.H.A.M.
‘VERSTEEG, Hendrik Reinder’  STEEKSMA, H.R.
‘VERSTEEG, Jacobus’  VRIES, de, C.
‘VERSTRATEN, Pieter’  BOOGAART, P.C.
‘VERWEY, Kees’  AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
‘VET, De’  VOS, de, P.
VICKERY, Peter Charles Henry: 19201219 – 19450401 in India; American; Jedburgh agent;
19441003; returned in 194411: 690 @ code name team STANLEY II.691
‘VICTOR’  DANE, J.C.
‘VICTORY’: 19421226 BONI [BUIZER] told London that future messages with the prefix Victory
would contain information from VINUS [Koos VORRINK] and London should use the same
prefix for their return messages.692
‘VINCENT, St’  VISSER, W.A.M.
‘VIRGINIA’  GELISSEN, G.B.H., and VISSER, W.G.
‘VISSER, Kees’  SCHRAGE, W.B.
VISSER, Wijnandus Antonius Maria (Tony): 19160723 The Hague – 20050328 Bergeijk;693 MI6
agent; first wireless operator to Albrecht group; 19440506/07 (near Gorinchem, Zuid-Holland);694
681
Telephone conversation 20080617 with W. van der Veer.
683
TNA HS 9/1511 (closed).\  also W. van der Veer, In het hol van de leeuw (Museumbrochure no 25,
Buren).
684
NA DGBR, 1214.
685
No CBG.
686
 NA MvO Londen 2817.
687
OGS. According to the CBG Verhoef died 19440707.
688
689
 also TNA HS 9/1528/3.
690
According to Bentley Jr (in Orange blood, silver wings, p. 127) VICKERY was again sent on a mission
19450125.
691
692
TNA HS 7/274, 194212; 194301.
682
56
his W/T set was damaged beyond repair during landing; detected by direction finding and arrested
19441221:695 @ training name Antonius (Tony) WARMER; MENECRATES;696 traffic plan St
VINCENT; BI internal code name TONY; code name Vliegende BIERBUIK; field name P. van
der ZWAN.697
VISSER, William Gerard (Bill): 19180731 Great Falls (Montana, USA) – 20020407 The Hague;698
OSS agent; 19450424/25 (near Kufstein, Tirol); overrun 19450504: @ code name mission
VIRGINIA; Willem SCHIPPER; JULIUS; FISCHER; SJUUL; BILL; field name Willem Gerard
van GESTEL. 699
‘VLIET, van, Herman’  UIJTVANCK, van, I.
‘VLIET, van, Piet’  JONGE, de, H.G.
‘VORSTMAN, L.’  VERHOEF, P.
VOS, de, Pieter: 19240520; SOE agent; wireless operator to Biallosterski; 19440908/09 (near
Spanbroek, Noord-Holland);700 overrun in 194505: @ training name De VET; code name mission
BACKGAMMON; signals plan PLYM; signals plan TOWY (19441211/12-); code name in the
field BRAM; Johannes Cornelis de GRAAFF.701
‘VRIES, De’  BREUNING, von, E.A.
‘VRIES, De’  TEMMERMAN, J.
VRIES, de, Cornelis (Kees): 19220130 Amsterdam; OSS agent; wireless operator; 19450424/25
(Ellmau, Austria); overrun 19450504: @ code name mission GEORGIA; Kees van DAALEN;
KEES; CEES; field name Jacobus VERSTEEG. 702
‘VRIES, de, Eddy’  JANZEN, E.W.
‘VRIES, de, Jan’  STOK, van der, J.P.
VRIES, de, Willem Lambertus Harminus: 19220601 Leeuwarderadeel – 19481108 Voorhout;703 MI6
agent; to report on troop movements and other enemy activities; 19450403/04 (Scheemda area,
Groningen); overrun 19450414; reported back 19450424: @ training name D. van der MEULEN;
code name operation BARNABAS;704 traffic plan St CHRISTOPHER; code name MEELZAK;
field name Pieter MOLENAAR. 705
‘VULKAAN’  JORDAAN, H.J.
‘VUURTOREN’  MANS, K.A.
WAAL, van de, Martien Willem: 19180803 Bussum – 19450424 Kdo Sandbostel, Neuengamme
(Germany);706 MI6 agent; liaison with the Harry group; 19440506/07707 (near Gorinchem, ZuidHolland); his W/T was damaged beyond repair during landing; arrested 19440509: @ training
name Anton van DIJK; BLUNDELLS; BI internal code name ALBERT; ANTONIO; field name
Gerrit Jan WANNINKHOF; VELDKAMP. 708
‘WAARD, de, Aart’  ALBLAS, A.H.
‘WAITERS, Pieter’  WILDEN, van der, P.
‘WALT’  KIST, J.C.
693
CBG.
TNA AIR 20/8293. Somer erroneously mentioned (in Zij sprongen in de nacht, p. 197) 19440507/08.
695
Or 19441220.
696
Possibly written as ‘MENEORATES’.
697
 also Van den Hoek, Biesbosch-crossings 1944 – 1945, p. 145-; NA MvO Londen 2819.
698
CBG.
699
700
DZ MANDRILL H84.
701
 also TNA HS 9/1540 (closed); NA MvO Londen 2301.
702
703
CBG.
704
According to Clark (in Agents by moonlight, p. 299) in operation BARNABAS two agents were dropped on
two consecutive nights, 19450403/04 and 19450404/05. However, De VRIES is supposed to have been dropped
together with H.R. WEELINCK.
705
706
OGS. No CBG.
707
Or 19440507/08. According to Clark (in Agents by moonlight, p. 243) 19440506/07.
708
694
57
WALTER, Johannes Albertus: 19221007 Dombang (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19440706
IJsselmeer;709 SOE agent; wireless operator to Kwint; 19440705/06 (near Makkum, Friesland);710
Hudson FK790 of 161 Special Duties Squadron was shot down and Walter was killed: @ code
name operation FIVES I; code name BOWLS; Johannes Albertus WEES; field name Johannes
Albertus KAMP. 711
‘WALTER, St’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
‘WANNINKHOF, Gerrit Jan’  WAAL, van de, M.W.
‘WARMENHOVEN’  SPORRE, C.J.
‘WARMER, Antonius’  VISSER, W.A.M.
‘WATERCRESS’: 19420122/23/24: to drop agent G. ROLFS [G.H.G. RAS] in southwestern Holland;
to work with LETTUCE [JORDAAN].712
‘WATERCRESS’  BAATSEN, A.A.
‘WAVENEY’  POSTMA, S., and REISIGER, G.H.
‘WEBSTER, Michael’ WIEDEMANN, O.M.
WEELINCK, Harm Roelof (Harry): 19250123 Wijhe;713 MI6 agent;wireless operator; to report on
troop movements and other enemy activities; 19450403/04 (Scheemda area, Groningen); with 2
W/T sets; overrun 19450414; reported back 19450420: @ training name Wim SCHOTEL; code
name operation BARNABAS; traffic plans St BARNABAS and St BERNARD;714 code name
GOLIATH; BORDJE; call name PUCKY; field name Dirk Johannes van MOOK.
WEERD, van der, Gerard Marius (Ger): 19140403 Laren;715 MI9 agent; to organize an escape line;
19440804/05 (near Leende, Noord-Brabant); lost his W/T set on landing; mission accomplished in
194410: @ code name operation HARLECH; Stanley CROFT; JUPITER; St WODKA;
WENTWORTH; Van WEERDE.716
‘WEERDE, Van’  WEERD, van der, G.M.
‘WEERINK, Jacob’  LEUS, H.
‘WEERNINK, Jacob’  LEUS, H.
‘WEES, Johannes Albertus’  WALTER, J.A.
‘WEG, van de, J.H.’  BUUNK, G.B.
WEGNER, Antonius Johannes (Klaas): 19150920 Leiden – 19440907 Mauthausen;717 SOE agent;
Plan for Holland; 19430421/22718 (into the water near Hoorn, Noord-Holland);719 arrested on
landing; escaped 19431122/23; rearrested in Belgium early 1944: @ training name Antonius de
KLUIF; operational name LACROSSE; code name in the field IVAN; code name ERNST; field
name Antonius van WIJK.720
WEIJDEN, van der, Jan Lodewijk: 19200217 Maasbree;721 SOE agent; wireless operator to Bangma;
19450302/03 (near Lunteren, Gelderland);722 overrun 19450419: @ code name mission SNORT;
signals plan NESS; code name in the field AART; PUCK. 723
‘WENSUN’  HOME STATION (London)
‘WENTWORTH’  WEERD, van der, G.M.
709
OGS. No CBG.
711
 also TNA HS 9/1554/2.
712
TNA HS 7/226, p. 2742.
713
No CBG.
714
See the note on BARNABAS of W.L.H. de VRIES.
715
No CBG.
716
 also Paul van Beckum, ‘Geheim agent Ger van der Weerd werd gedropt midden tussen de Duitsers’,
Haagsche Courant, 19900317; NA MvO Londen 2822.
717
OGS. No CBG.
718
According to the Dutch Section History (incorrectly) 19430218/19.
719
DZ H40.
720
TNA HS 7/159, 194302;  also HS 9/1569/1 (according to this file he was born 19140920).
721
No CBG.
722
DZ GEORGE H185.
723
710
58
WESTDORP, Pieter (Piet): 19230716 Tiel – 19791017 Nijmegen;724 escaped from occupied Holland
with evaders; MI9 agent; S-phone operator; crossed the Waal 19441224/25; arrested 19450119,
but escaped in 194503; continued his mission: @ code name team CORMORANT.725
WESTEN, Van: MI9/BI agent; 194412; -194501. 726
‘WESTEN, v.d. Willem’  WILDEN, van der, W.
WESTERLING, Raymond Paul Pierre: 19190831 Istanbul – 19871126 Purmerend;727 BBO, but
attached to the staff of HRH Prince Bernhard; instructor; infiltrated by unknown means 19441206;
wounded by a V1 19450310: @ field name Diederik Theodorus KECK. 728
‘WESTERN, van der, William’  WILDEN, van der, W.
‘WESTMINSTER’  DIJCKMEESTER, F.T., and MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
WESTRA HOEKZEMA, Willem Aldert (Wim): 19260208 Willige Langerak – 20021223 Zeist;729
BI agent; S-phone operator; crossed Biesbosch 19450317/18; arrested during crossing; released
19450506: @ code name team LOUISE.
WEVE, Jacobus Johannes (Johan): 19181014 Rotterdam – 19920402;730 SOE agent; liaison between
resistance in Rotterdam and 21st Army Group; 19450330/31 (near Lekkerkerk, Zuid-Holland);731
overrun in 194505: @ code name mission HOOT.732
‘WHIMPER’  BANGMA, R.L.
‘WHISTLE’  DEKKER, F.
‘WHITEHEART’  SIFFERT, F.
‘WIDEMAN, O.M.’  WIEDEMANN, O.M.
‘WIDGEON’  GROOT, de, B.E.
WIEDEMANN, Otto Martin (Martin): 19150918 London – 20000906 Rotterdam;733 Briton (German
father, British mother); MI6 agent; liaison with Luctor et Emergo (Fiat Libertas) group;
19430919/20 (near Middenmeer in the Wieringermeerpolder); organized an intelligence group
code named UPPINGHAM; arrested 19440718; liberated in Remscheid-Lüttringhausen
19450415; reported back 19450503: @ LANCING; O.M. WIDEMAN; JAAP; Michael
WEBSTER; field name Jacob Jan RIJNEKE. 734
‘WIELINGA, Frits’  EWIJK, van, W.
‘WIEMERS, Jan Willem’  LEUS, H.
WIJDEVELD, G.:  under Gouman, J.
‘WIJK, van, Antonius’  WEGNER, A.J.
WIJNGAARDEN, van, Lucas: 19210826 Rhenen;735 MI9 agent; S-phone operator; to drop Kruizinga
(Abel) within triangle Amersfoort-Nijkerk-Barneveld 19450302/03: @ code name mission
BORSTAL; KRUIZINGA. 736
WIJNGAARDEN, van, M.: BI agent; courier; crossed Biesbosch several times with, among others,
Van Helsdingen and De Groot, micro photographs and letters in the period 194410 – 194503.
WILDEN, van der, Pieter (Piet): 19140508 Haarlem – 19440906 Mauthausen;737 SOE agent; wireless
operator to Kist; 19430218/19 (near Garderen, Gelderland);738 arrested on landing: @ training
724
CBG.
726
727
CBG.
728
 als TNA HS 9/1578 (closed).
729
CBG.
730
No CBG.
731
DZ JURA H104.
732
 also TNA HS 9/1578 (closed) (in the Catalogue his name is spelled ‘Johannes Jacobus WEVE’).
733
CBG.
734
735
No CBG.
736
737
OGS. No CBG.
738
DZ H46.
725
59
name Pieter WOUTERS; code name operation TENNIS; code name in the field NOL; DOLF’s
COUSIN; field name Pieter van den BERG; Pieter WAITERS.739
WILDEN, van der, Willem (Wim): 19100601 Hillegom – 19440906 Mauthausen;740 SOE agent;
wireless operator to Van Os; 19430218/19 (near Loenen, Gelderland);741 arrested on landing: @
training name Willem van der WESTEN; code name operation GOLF; code name in the field
KRIS; code name in the field DOLF; William van der WESTERN; field name Willem
WINTER. 742
WILKENS, Leonard: 19200721 Tiel – 19450413 Hurwenen;743 escaped from occupied Holland with
evaders; MI9 agent; S-phone operator; crossed the Waal 19441224/25; drowned while crossing
the Waal 19450315/16: @ code name team CORMORANT. 744
‘WILLEM’  DRIEL, van, J.W.
‘WILLEM’  GRISNIGT, R.A.
‘WILLEM, Dikke’  REIJDEN, van der, W.J.
‘WILLEMS, Jacob’  BAKKER, J.
WILLMOTT, Leonard Richard Douglas: 19210623; wireless operator to a Jedburgh team;745
19440917 (near Hellendoorn, Overijssel): @ code name team EDWARD. 746
‘WILSON, Jan’  KIST, J.C.
WILSON, R.K.: Briton; in command of a Jedburgh team; part of EDWARD; assigned to the 101st US
Airborne Division; 19440917 (near Son, Noord-Brabant); returned via Brussels to UK 19440927:
@ code name team DANIEL II.
‘WIM’  DRIEL, van, J.W.
‘WIM’  RIDDER, de, W.A.G.A.
‘WIM’  SCHREINEMACHERS, W.J.H.
‘WIM’  ZOMER, J.J.
‘WIM, Indische’  HOOGEWERFF, W.F.
‘WINDMILL’  HAMEL, van, L.A.R.J.
‘WINGERDEN, van, C.P.’  BRAUW, de, R.
‘WINTER, Willem’  WILDEN, van der, W.
‘WIT, de, Hendrik’  LETTEBOER, H.
‘WITHRAM’  LUIJKENAAR, J.H.
WITJES: MI9/BI agent. 747
‘WITTEBOL’  LAUWERS, H.M.G.
‘WITTEVEEN, G.’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
WOBBES, H.:  under Gouman, J.
‘WODKA, St’  WEERD, van der, G.M.
‘WOLTERS, J.’  ALBLAS, A.H.
WORT, van de, F.: MI9 agent; S-phone operator: @ code name team YELLOW HAMMER; TONY.
‘WOUTERS, Josephine’  HAMILTON, A.M.F.
‘WOUTERS, Pieter’  WILDEN, van der, P.
‘WYATT, Bunny’  AUSTIN, J.P.S.
‘YELLOW HAMMER’  WORT, van de, F., and NOORBEEK
‘YELP’  NIJDAM, B.P.J.A.
‘ZANDE, van der, C.G.’  DIJCKMEESTER, F.T.
‘ZANDE, van der, Pieter’  BOUMAN, P.
TNA HS 7/159, 194302;  also HS 9/1512/4.
OGS. No CBG.
741
DZ H44.
742
TNA HS 7/159, 194302;  also HS 9/1512/5.
743
OGS and CBG. Wilkens’ body was found 19450413.
744
745
Earlier missions elsewhere; later mission for MI9.
746
 also TNA HS 9/1603/3.
747
739
740
60
‘ZEBRA I’  ZOMER, J.J.
‘ZEBRA II’  SCHRAGE, W.B.
‘ZEE, van der, F.P.J.’  MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
‘ZEELAND, Jan’  ALTEN, van, J.P.
‘ZEELENBERG, P.’  HOEKMAN, P.
‘ZEGWAARD, G.J.’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
‘ZEGWAARD, Hendrik Jan’  BEMMEL, van, C.H.
ZEMBSCH-SCHREVE, Guido: 19160517 – 20030201 Sint-Genesius-Rode (Brabant, Belgium);
SOE (DF) agent; to organize an SOE escape line from Holland; 19430722/23 (near Fontainebleau,
France);748 arrested 19440320; escaped 19450420: @ training name ZWIKKER; code name
operation BILLIARDS;749 field name Pierre LALANDE. 750
‘ZETTEN, Van’  ZOMER, J.J.
‘ZIJLEVELD’  TAZELAAR, P.
ZOMER, Johan Jacob (Hans): 19201106 Probolinggo (Java, Dutch East Indies) – 19420511
Sachsenhausen;751 MI6 agent; 19410611/12;752 detected by direction finding and arrested
19410831: @ training name A. SPENCER; code name ZEBRA I; HANS; Piet SMIT; Piet SMID;
WIM; Van ZETTEN; field name Johannes Jacobus SMIT.753
‘ZUID, Peter’  BORGHOUTS, J.J.F.
‘ZUIDERHOUT, J.H.’  BLOOIS, de, J.
‘ZWAARDVISCH’  RIJSEWIJK, van, A.A.M.
‘ZWAN, van der, P.’  BLEEKER, T.B.
‘ZWAN, van der, P.’  VISSER, W.A.M.
‘ZWART, de, J.F.’  BRANDJES, J.J.
‘ZWIKKER’  ZEMBSCH-SCHREVE, G.
Mauthausen-Gusen was a concentration camp, in fact a series of camps, in Upper Austria. Its main
function was extermination through forced labour.
Rawicz was a concentration camp in Silesia in German-occupied Poland.
748
His wireless operator was the Briton Claude PLANEL (@ code name operation BASEBALL; Jacques
CORNET). TNA HS 7/274, 194306.
749
TNA HS 7/274, 194306.
750
 also Zembsch Schreve; De Roever, Operatie Pierre-Jacques; TNA HS 9/1329/2; G. Zembsch-Schreve in
PEC 4C I, p. 674-.
751
OGS. No CBG.
752
TNA AIR 20/8334. According to Zwanenburg (in En nooit was het stil…, part I, p. 530) 19410613/14.
753
 also NA MvO Londen 2826; http://oranjehotel.picturadp.nl/detail.php?letter=Z&gender=A&method=Achternaam&search=Zomer&cp_gallery=&pp_gallery=&cp_det
ail=1&pp_detail=0.
Chronology:
1940
19400817/18
19400827/28
DRIEL, van, J.W.
HAMEL, van, L.A.R.J.
19401118/19
BRINK, van, C.H.
19410611/12
1941
SCHRAGE, W.B., and ZOMER, J.J.
19410704/05
ALBLAS, A.H.
19410907/08 HOMBURG, A.A., and SPORRE, C.J.
19410930/1001 LAAK, ter, J.H.A.M.
19411001
RÖELL, J.C.C.
194111
19411107/08
19411122/23
KIST, C.L.
LAUWERS, H.M.G., and TACONIS, T.
TAZELAAR, P.
194112
19411202
19411209/10
KIST, C.L.
BEMMEL, van, C.H., and MELIUS, W.C.
REIJDEN, van der, W.J.
194201
19420223/24
19420227/28
1942
JONG, de, G.A.
JONGE, de, E.W., and RADEMA, E.
DESSING, G.P.W.
19420311/12
19420327/28
19420328/29
19420328/29
19420328/29
EMMER, J.,754 and ORTT, F.D.
BAATSEN, A.A.
ANDRINGA, L.T.C., and MOLENAAR, J.
JORDAAN, H.J., and RAS, G.H.G.
NIERMEIJER, W.J.
194204
19420405/06
19420418/19
DAM MERRETT, van, G.A.
KLOOSS, B., and SEBES, H.J.
HAAS, de, J.H.M.
19420529/30
PARLEVLIET, H., and STEEN, van, A.
19420621/22
19420622/23
19420624/25
19420626/27
KRUIJT, N.
BUIZER, J.J.C., and RIETSCHOTEN, van, J.J.
KRUIJT, J.W.
BUKKENS, J., and JAMBROES, G.L.
19420723/24
HEMERT, van, G.J.
19420924/25
BEUKEMA toe WATER, K.W.A., and DROOGLEEVER FORTUIJN, C. 755
754
Or 19420316, or 19420320, or 19420324.
61
19420924/25
JONGELIE, R.C., and MOOY, A.K.756
19421001/02
19421021/22
19421024/25
19421024/25
19421027/28
GIESSEN, van der, A.C.
KAMPHORST, P., KOOLSTRA, M.J., and PALS, M.
HOFSTEDE, J., and POUWELS, C.C.
MACARÉ, H.M., and STEEKSMA, H.R.
BAKKER, J., and DANE, J.C.
19421129/30
19421129/30
19421129/30
KRUIJFF, de, A.J., and RUSELER, G.L. 757
KÜHN, B.
OVERES, H.J., and UBBINK, J.B.
19430213/14
19430216/17
19430218/19
19430218/19
1943
TERWINDT, B.A.W.M.
BOR, van der, K., BRAGGAAR, C.C., and HULSTEIJN, van, C.E.
KIST, J.C., and WILDEN, van der, P.
OS, van, G., and WILDEN, van der, W.
19430309/10
19430311/12
19430324/25
ARENDSE, P.A., BOOGAART, P.C., and DOURLEIN, P.
JONGE, de, H.G.
BERGMANN, A., and GERBRANDS, P.R.
19430421/22
ROUWERD, F.W., UIJTVANCK, van, I., and WEGNER, A.J.
19430521/22
BREY, de, O.W., MINK, A.B., and PUNT, L.M.
19430610/11
19430622/23
19430623/24
AULNIS de BOUROUILL, d’, baron, P.-L.
BORSSUM BUISMAN, van, G.A., and LETTEBOER, H.
KRAGT, D.
19430714
19430722/23
KIEK, M.
PLANEL, C., and ZEMBSCH-SCHREVE, G.
19430919/20
19430919/20
19430923
GRISNIGT, R.A., and HOEKMAN, P.
STOK, van der, J.P., and WIEDEMANN, O.M.
CNOOPS, A.J.M.
19431008
19431018/19
ALEBEEK, van, J.L.Th.M., and SCHREINEMACHERS, W.J.H.
GRÜN, J., and SCHELLE, van, J.D.A.
19431105
19431117/18
19431117/18
DIESFELDT, J.H., and VERHAGE, M.
BREUNING, von, E.A.
TEMMERMAN, J.
19440110/11
1944
ADRIAANSEN, J., and STEEN, H.
755
According to Zwanenburg (in En nooit was het stil…, part I, p. 533) Droogleever Fortuijn was dropped,
together with Jongelie, by a Whitley of 138 Special Duties Squadron, flown by P/O Newport-Tinley.
756
According to Zwanenburg (in En nooit was het stil…, part I, p. 533) Beukema toe Water was dropped,
together with Mooy, by a Whitley of 138 Special Duties Squadron, flown by flight sergeant Freeland.
757
Or 19421128/29.
62
19440229
63
AUSEMS, A.W.M., and LOON, van, J.E.
19440331/0401 BIALLOSTERSKI, T., and STEMAN, J.A.
19440331/0401 CELOSSE, N.J., CNOOPS, A.J.M., SANDERS, H.A.J., and SEIJBEN, J.H.
19440410/11
FABER, J., and LEUS, H.
19440506/07 VISSER, W.A.M., and WAAL, van de, M.W.758
19440507/08 BLOOIS, de, J.
19440531/0601 DEKKERS, C.M., and KUENEN, G.J.
19440605/06
19440605/06
BRANDJES, J.
DIJCKMEESTER, F.T., and MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
19440705/06
19440705/06
19440705/06
BOCKMA, J., KWINT, P.J., VERHOEF, P., and WALTER, J.A.
BUUNK, G.B., and HOOIJER, G.F.
DUYN, van, A., GOEDE, de, L.A., and MULHOLLAND, L.G.
19440804/05
19440804/05
19440807/08
19440807/08
19440809/10
19440828/29
19440828/29
WEERD, van der, G.M.
MANS, K.A., and SUTHERLAND, M.A.C.
BRAUW, de, R., and SMID, M.A.
POSTMA, S., and REISIGER, G.H.
HAMILTON, A.M.F., and HAMILTON, F.L.J.
BEEKMAN, J., HINDERINK, J.R., and LUYKENAAR, J.H.
BUITENDIJK, K., KROON, G., and MEER, van der, J.M.
19440901/02
19440908/09
19440911/12
19440915/16
19440917
19440917
RIJSEWIJK, van, A.A.M.
BIALLOSTERSKI, T., and VOS, de, P.
AUSTIN, J.P.S., BRINKGREVE, H., and OLMSTED, J.M.
KIRSCHEN, G.-S.J.A., MOYSE, J., PIETQUIN, R., and REGNER, J.
BESTEBREURTJE, A.D., BEYNON, W.W., and VERHAEGHE, G.M.
BILLINGSLEY, J.R., McCORD SOLLENBERGER, MILLS, R., STAAL, J., and
WILLMOTT, L.R.D.
BOIS, du, A., FABER, L., MASON, G.W., SCHERRER, and WILSON, R.K.
GROENEWOUD, J., KNOTTENBELT, M.J., SCOTT, C.A., and TODD, H.A.
BECKERS, F.
CIEREMANS, M., HOOGEWERFF, W.F., POLAK, P., and STOPPELAAR, de, G.
BLATT, R.A., DEBEFVE, E., DEMOOR, D., HEYLEN, G., LEVAUX, and
SIFFERT, F.
19440917
19440917
19440921/22
19440921/22
19440926/27
194410
194410
19441003
19441003
19441003
19441005
19441006/07
19441008
19441009/10
19441016/17
LOENEN, van, H.
LOENEN, van, H.L.
BESTEBREURTJE, A.D.
BEYNON, W.W.
VICKERY, P.C.H.
BEMMEL, van, C.H., and KOUWENHOVEN, G.
ENSINK, G.L., and KOOPMANS, H.
HAEREN, van, J.A.G.
GROENEWOUT, R.H.A., KONING, de, N.J., MICHELS, R.C., and VEER, van der,
W.
BOIS, du, A., and HOLVOET, R.-A.
19441101/02
BARMÉ, R.
758
Or 19440507/08. According to Clark (in Agents by moonlight, p. 243) 19440506/07.
64
19441109/10
19441110/11
19441115/16
19441118/19
19441118/19
SCHRADER, A.B.
BEER, de, P.J.
HAZEN, P.A.C., and HEZEMANS, J.A.H.
FABER, L., and TAZELAAR, P.759
SPIEGLE, Van de, J.P.L.
194412
19441206
19441216
19441224/25
19441228/29
19441230/31
STAM, J.W.
ROSENDAEL, van, H.J.J., and WESTERLING, R.P.P.
BECKERS, F.
WESTDORP, P., and WILKENS, L.
LOENEN, van, H.
HOOGEWOONING, F.J., and MOOIWEER, K.Ch.
194501
194501
19450105/06
19450111/12
19450123
19450123
1945
GROOT, de, B.E., and HELSDINGEN, van, W.F.C.
WIJNGAARDEN, van, L.
SJOERDSMA, S.
GENTIS, M.A.H.
HAZEN, P.A.C.
HEZEMANS, J.A.H.
19450204
19450206/07
19450206/07
19450224/25
19450227/28
GRUNSVEN, van, M.C.
BUFKENS, M.A.
GRÉGOIR, M.L.
BOUMAN, P.
STOEP, van der, M.
194503
19450302/03
19450302/03
19450310/11
19450311/12
19450313
19450314/15
19450314/15
19450315
19450315
19450317/18
19450317/18
19450317/18
19450318
19450318/19
19450318/19
19450318/19
19450318/19
19450327/28
19450330/31
ELSEN, van, J.L.
BANGMA, R.L., and WEIJDEN, van der, J.L.
WIJNGAARDEN, van, L.
GEMMEKE, B.J.
DRIEL, van, J.W., EWIJK, van, W., and KOERSHUIS, J.
KIRSCHEN, G.-S.J.A., MOYSE, J., PIETQUIN, R., and REGNER, J.
HAAG, C.
KOOYMAN, A., and RIDDER, de, W.A.G.A.
GRUNSVEN, van, M.C.
HAEREN, van, J.A.G.
BORGHOUTS, J.J.F., and BROEK, ten, R.M.
GEHRELS, A.M.J., and PLEIJSIER, W.
STORM van LEEUWEN, A., and WESTRA HOEKZEMA, W.A.
LINDO, A.E.
ALTEN, van, J.P.
DRAL, D.
KAAM, van, R.J.
SCHIJVEN, J.J.
MULDER, M.R.760
WEVE, J.J.
19450403/04
STOPPELAAR BLIJDESTEIJN, de, J.A., STUART, P.N., and HERRING-SWEET,
F.
CHRISTIAANSEN, J.M., and DEKKER, den, C.
19450403/04
759
760
Or 19441101/02.
Or 19450326/27.
19450403/04
19450403/04
19450404/05
19450405/06
19450406
19450407
19450408/09
19450409/10
19440410
19450411
19450411/12
19450411/12
19450411/12
19450411/12
19450423/24
19450423/24
19450423/24
19450424/25
19450424/25
19450507/08
761
65
CLUTTON, A.H., KNOTTENBELT, M.J., and MENZIES, J.J.S.
VRIES, de, W., and WEELINCK, H.R.
SCARCERIAUX, M.H.
GRUNSVEN, van, M.C.
LEURQUIN, J.F.J.G.
BESTEBREURTJE, A.D., HARCOURT, R.A.F., RUIJSCH van DUGTEREN,
C.J.L., and SOMERS, C.C.
CLAESSENS, S.M.
BLEEKER, T.B.
GRUNSVEN, van, M.C.
HOLLAND, R.J., BEEK, van, W.F., and NIEUWHOF, G.W.E.761
DEKKER, F., and GREIDANUS, J.
BISSCHOP, W., and GEIJSSEN, H. 762
JANZEN, E.W. 763
SJOERDSMA, S.764
BOUMA, W., and PLEIJSIER, W.
DINGER, W., NIJDAM, B.P.J.A., and PUTT, van der, F.E.M.
GEHRELS, A.M.J., and STUVEL, F.T.
GELISSEN, G.B.H., and VISSER, W.G.
PUNTMAN, A.N.A., and VRIES, de, C.
WAAL, van de, M.W. 765
According to De Roever (in Zij sprongen bij maanlicht, p. 248) HOLLAND, Van BEEK, and 15 other SAS
agents.
762
Or 19430324/25.
763
MI6 agent JANZEN was dropped on the same flight as SOE agents DEKKER and GREIDANUS. De Roever,
Zij sprongen bij maanlicht, p. 232.\ Foot wrote (in SOE in the Low Countries, p. 37) that S.G.Menzies, chief of
MI6, ‘laid down that his agents were never to share an aircraft with those of any other secret service; a rule
rigidly observed till 1944, and not often relaxed then.’
764
Or 19450412/13.
765
Or 19450506/07.
@
AIVD
BBO
BI
BNV
CBG
CID
DGBR
DZ
JUSLON
LKP
LO
MI6
MI9
MvO Londen
NA
NARA
NIMH
OGS
OSS
PEC
RAF
RVPS
RVV
SAS
SOE
TNA
W/T
766
66
Abbreviations
alias(es)
Algemene Inlichtingen- en Veiligheidsdienst
Bureau Bijzondere Opdrachten
Bureau Inlichtingen
(Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken) Bureau Nationale Veiligheid
Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie
Centrale Inlichtingendienst
Directoraat-generaal bijzondere rechtspleging
drop zone
Ministerie van Justitie Londen
Landelijke Knokploegen
Landelijke Organisatie voor hulp aan onderduikers
Military Intelligence 6
Military Intelligence 9
Ministerie van Defensie/Oorlog Londen
Nationaal Archief (The Hague)
National Archives and Records Administration (Washington, DC)
Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie
Oorlogsgravenstichting
Office of Strategic Services
Parlementaire Enquêtecommissie
Royal Air Force
Royal Victoria Patriotic School
Raad van Verzet
Special Air Service
Special Operations Executive
The National Archives (Kew)
wireless transmitter766
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War Graves Commission, René van Deursen, M.R.D. Foot, Bob de Graaff, Steven Kippax, Antoinette KluitersGilbert, the Marechausseemuseum (Buren), Sierk Plantinga, Huub van Sabben, J.J. Teeuwisse, Pauline L. van
Till, W. van der Veer, Etienne Verhoeyen, P.J. van der Vet, and Jo Wolters for their comments on and/or
additions/corrections to this list, or for assistance rendered.

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