Registration (from the period 1945-1952)

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The person has (or is mentioned in) multiple CABR files. These files are "limited public" until January 1, 2026, which means that you can only view files at the National Archives after making a reservation. Please note: due to the great interest in viewing CABR files, the reading room of the National Archives is often fully booked.


Centraal Archief van de Bijzondere Rechtspleging (CABR)
    • Opsporing en arrestatie van politieke delinquenten
      • Politieke recherche afdelingen (PRA)
        • PRA Hilversum
          • Opsporingsdossiers
            • Dossiers inzake het verzamelen van gegevens voor de opsporing en eventuele berechting van politieke delinquenten, serie A
    • Rechtspraak door organen van de bijzondere rechtspleging
      • Procureurs-generaal (PF)
        • PF Amsterdam
          • Dossiers inzake het verzamelen van gegevens voor de opsporing en eventuele berechting van politieke delinquenten, T serie (zaken vatbaar voor behandeling door een Tribunaal)

Source citation

National Archives, CABR dossiers
Centraal Archief van de Bijzondere Rechtspleging (CABR), Den Haag, archive 2.09.09

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This data was last updated on January 25, 2025 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on January 6, 2025.


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More explanation about CABR files

After the Second World War, approximately 425,000 people in the Netherlands were suspected of working with the German occupiers (collaboration), such as membership of the NSB, treason, or joining the German army. They were investigated under criminal law. Not everyone was convicted or found guilty. The files of the people investigated are in the Central Archives for Special Jurisdiction (CABR). Most of the people who appear in the card system on the CABR files are suspects of collaboration. In some cases, people are not suspects but witnesses or victims.

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