1940-1945. The resistance in the dutch province of Limburg

Dutch-Paris

This Dutch-French network brought many refugees to Switzerland or Spain (final destination Gibraltar). These refugees were mostly Jewish families but also included young men who intended to join the Allied forces in England (the so called Engelandvaarders) and downed Allied airmen. The children of Jean Caubo, who guided the refugees from the Gare du Nord in Paris through the city, did not exchange a word with them but nevertheless knew who they were dealing with. If they were families, they were Jews.

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The fallen resistance people in Limburg Dutch-Paris – 2 pers.
Caubo, Jean-Michel Jean	∗ 1891-04-28 Maastricht † 1945-02-13 Natzweiler, Außenkommando Daut	- Initial resistance - Aid to Jews - Dutch-Paris - Schin op Geul - Jean was registered at the civil registry as Johannes Michael and grew up in Schin-op-Geul. He was employed by the French railway company Wagons Lits and he was, with the help of his entire family, … This person is not (yet?) listed on the walls of the chapel.01-02
Janssen, Joseph Jean Elise Sjef	∗ 1923-01-13 Heerlen † 1943-03-29 Hamburg-Neuengamme	- Initial resistance - Group Smit - Dutch-Paris - Heerlen - Sjef Janssen was an office employee of a mine [1.1], a member of the Smits group and of the international resistance group and escape line Dutch-Paris [2], as were his uncle Joseph … wall: left, row 15-05