The assertion that John went into the 'resistance', in my opinion, is incorrect.. He worked for the Germans for several years through a construction company from The Hague.. The arrest in Nijmegen was because he stole distribution cards had nothing to do... Show moreThe assertion that John went into the 'resistance', in my opinion, is incorrect.. He worked for the Germans for several years through a construction company from The Hague.. The arrest in Nijmegen was because he stole distribution cards had nothing to do with 'resistance'.. The relative mild punishment he received was remarkable.. He was convicted Jan de Winter, his alias, which he received in 1934 during his admission to psychiatric hospital in Groningen....
Philips's release in 1944 is described on the website www.johanneswardenier.nl
Bijzonder verhaal. Vreemd dat de Duitsers hem vrij lieten. Ze hadden gebruik kunnen maken van zijn kennis. Stel je voor een benzine loze kever. Leuk dat je dit gepost hebt.
Een brandstofloze motor bestaat niet. Er is altijd een vorm van materie nodig om energie op te wekken welke nodig is om een beweging tot stand te brengen. Wel een leuk verhaal!
Philips's release in 1944 is described on the website www.johanneswardenier.nl