Death on in Het Eiland Curaçao (Netherlands)

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North Holland Archives in Haarlem (Netherlands), Civil registration deaths
burgerlijke stand van de gemeenten in de provincie Noord-Holland, Archiefdeel van (dubbele) regis..., Haarlem, archive 588, inventory number 3442, 04-12-1945, Overlijdensakten van de gemeenten in de provincie Noord-Holland, record number B 392

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On Monday, 8 October coos van spijk wrote

http://www.antillesatwar.com/other-victims/
This group of victims is comprised of different categories. In it are a number of Antillean victims with incomplete or insufficient data, making it difficult to recognize them as official warvictims at this time. Also there are a number of Netherlands and foreign persons who did not die as a direct result of enemy action. They are however recognized as warvictims in their countries of origin. Some of them remain buried on the islands, most of them were transferred to cemeteries in their home countries after the war.

OUWEHAND, Henricus Bastiaan
Chief Engineer, s.s. Amazone, Koninklijke Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij (KNSM)Amsterdam (Netherlands), 16 January 1887
Curaçao, 20 April 1942
Buried Protestant Cemetery Roodeweg, Willemstad (Curaçao). Later transferred to Military Cemetery Roodeweg, Willemstad (Curaçao)

het is wel van belang om deze mensen te noemen als oorlogsslachtoffer. zij zijn nu nergens genoemd in NL

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