from Megan Koreman, Ordinary Heroes
Even though this list represents every member of Dutch-Paris whose name appears in the archival documents, it is probably incomplete. Some people who played minor roles were undoubtedly forgotten after the war because the person they helped did not survive the concentration camps to tell anyone else what they did. Alternatively, the resister herself may not have survived the war and no one knew her real name to write it down.
List of Dutch-Paris Membership
Leadership Chait, Edmond Salomon (1912, Belgian), Rens, Jacques (1916, Dutch, arrested May 20, 1944, escaped June 1, 1944), Weidner, John (1912, Dutch, arrested October 1942, released after 3 days; arrested May 20, 1944, escaped June 1, 1944).
Brussels
Leadership of Comité: Bolle, Maurice (1890, Dutch, arrested July 13, 1943, repatriated), Van Cleeff, Paul (1919, Dutch, arrested November 18, 1943, liberated September 1944), Nijkerk, Benjamin (1902, Dutch, arrested March 22, 1944, died at Wedel November 1944), Regout, Edouard (1898, Dutch), Van Schaardenburgh, Cornelis (1892, Dutch), Ten Kate, Ds. Antoon GB (1897, Dutch, arrested May 15, 1944, released August 20, 1944), Verhagen, Jacobus (1896, Dutch), Verloop, David (1921, Dutch, arrested February 28, 1944, died in German custody March 1944).
Couriers, Guides and Border Crossings: De Bie, Family, Bloemist, Betsy (1916, Dutch), Van den Bogaerden, Borst, ALA (Dutch), Bosschart, Robert (1918, Dutch, arrested February 28, 1944, liberated September 4, 1944), Van Dorp, Nico (Dutch), De Haan, Hildegonda (Dutch), Van Helden-Hus, Johanna (1910, Dutch), Ilegems, Carolina Hellemans (1907, Belgian), Ilegems, Gaston (1905, Belgian), Israel, Philip (Dutch), Jacobstahl, Hilde (1925, stateless), Jacobstahl, Joachim (1921, stateless, arrested February 28, 1944, liberated September 4, 1944), Van Kempen, Edouard (1890, Dutch), Lalieu, Joseph NEL (1907, Dutch), Lalieu-Wagemans, Elisabeth (1923, Dutch), Lemaître, D (Belgian), Mirgaut, Jules (1893, Belgian), Von der Möhlen, Yves (1920, Dutch), Van der Most van Spijk, Daan (Dutch), Polak, Philip (1917, Dutch), Polak-Pool, Jetta (1920, Dutch), Pouillon, Rosa (1921, Belgium), Roselaar, Greta (1919, Dutch), Sayers, Paul (1918, Dutch), Schmutzer, Adriaan (1925, Dutch, arrested March 3, 1944, liberated September 4, 1944), Souren, Pierre (Dutch), Spieriengs, CAM (Dutch), Swaab, J, Ten Kate, Chris (1917, Dutch, arrested February 29, 1944, liberated September 4, 1944), Vleeschdrager, Henri (1923, Dutch, arrested February 28, 1944, liberated September 4, 1944), Wisbrun, Hans (1920, Dutch, arrested in razzia March 22, 1944, forced labor in Germany until April 22, 1945), De Wit, Michiel (1921, Dutch, arrested February 1944, died Mauthausen April 17, 1945), Zellerhof, G (Dutch). Postboxes: Dronsart, Mr (Belgian), Flinal, Jane (Belgian), Van Gellicum-Kamps, Petronella (1881, Dutch, arrested November 18, 1943, liberated September 3, 1944), Mahillon, Pierre (Belgian), Moussiaux, Georges (1904, Belgian), Richmond-van Witzenburg, Weduwe (1879, Dutch), Veron, André (1895, Belgian), Verteneuil (Belgian).
Shelter: Van Altena, Elisabeth (1894, Dutch, arrested November 18, 1943, liberated September 3, 1944), Anciaux, Mlle (Belgian), Ballian, Mme (Belgian), Bolle, Hélène (1918, Dutch), Bontemps, Mme (Belgian), Brabant, M et Mme (Belgian), De Cuyper, F Georges (Belgian), Dans, Mme (Belgian), Davignon, Mevr (1890, Belgian), Delpierre, Guillaume (Belgian), Derckx, Albert (Dutch), Derckx, Mme, Devis, Mme (Belgian), Devis, Lucienne (Belgian), Devriendt, Antoine (Belgian), Goudsmit, Esther (Dutch, arrested July 1943, fate unknown), Goudsmit, Helene (Dutch), Grenez, Mme (Belgian), De Haan, Pieter Pastor (Dutch), Henriquez de Castro, Elisabeth (1884, Dutch), Henriquez de Castro, Ines (1917, Dutch), Krauss, Mary (1910, Belgian, arrested November 1943, repatriated), Laymarie, Mme (Belgian), Lever, Josephine (1905, Belgian, arrested for 2 days in June 44), Lifman, Ernest (1890, Dutch), Milaire-Engels, Jane (1886, Belgian), Nieulant-Pelkman, Arie (1890, Dutch), Nieulant-Pelkman, Wies (Dutch), Nieulant-Pelkman–van den Ende, GL (Dutch), Van Oberghe, Jeannette (Belgian), Ogy, Lydia (1889, Belgian, arrested February 28, 1944, gassed at Auschwitz January 28, 1945), Oostendorp, Thomas (1907, Dutch), Pateyn, Mr (Belgian), Rosier, Mr (Belgian), Snethlage, Hendrik C. (1893, Dutch), Timmers Verhoeven, Henri (Dutch), Timmers Verhoeven-Keuchenius, Maria (Dutch), Van Vrecken, Robert, Wibbens, Ds Jacob, Van den Wijcer.
Supplies: Allard, Dr (Belgian), André, Carl (Belgian), Bol, Jan Pieter (1917, Dutch, arrested February 28, 1944, liberated September 4, 1944), Bosschart, Leopold (1888, Dutch), Buffy, Alice (1893, Swiss), Van Coevorden (Dutch), Van Dalen, Jacob (1919, Dutch), Detien, Edmond (Belgian), Van der Donck, J (Belgian), Dulier (Belgian), Gold, Dr (Belgian), Haenecour, Joseph CE (1910, Dutch), Knoote, Jacob (1904, Dutch), Nijkerk-Marienko, Marina (1914, Russian), Snoek, Dr Jean (Belgian), Somerhausen, Dr Jacques (1905, Belgian), Spaanjard, Ten Kate-Vandenbroek, Johanna (Dutch), De Thomaz de Bossierre (1908, Belgian), Van Win (Dutch), Wulffaerl.
Lyon and the Haute-Savoie
Couriers, Guides and Border Crossings: Bernard, Emile (French), Bouchet, Ernest (1923, French), Charpiot, Amy Mae (1898, Canadian), Charroin, Arthur (1906, French, arrested February 19, 1944, died Bergen-Belsen February 1945), Charroin, Alice Coste (1911, French, arrested March 6, 1944, released August 11, 1944), Dreyfus, Dr. Vital (1901, French, died in Pyrenees December 1942), Faber, Lykele (1919, Dutch), Fasnacht, Roger (1919, Swiss), Fasnacht, D (Belgian), Jacques, Pierre (French), Kahn, Rene (1922, Dutch), Kraay, Suzanna (1921, Dutch, arrested February 11, 1944, repatriated), Lavergnat, Jeanne (French), Lavergnat, Robert (French), Mathy, Maurice (French), Merckling, Alfred (1920, French, arrested October 1942, served sentence), Pierre, Jacques (French), Pillot, Raymonde (1923, French, arrested February 28, 1944, repatriated), Poney (French), Tièche, Jacques (1924, Swiss), Toureille, Dr Pierre (arrested, escaped), Voisin, Mme (French), Zurcher, Jean (1918, Swiss).
Postboxes: Gambrillon, Yvette (1909, French), Groll, Agnes Riga (1886, French), Groll, René (1893, French), Jolivet, Father Maruis (French), Meyer, Marthe Schlegel (Swiss), Meyer, Paul Pastor (1886, Swiss, arrested March 27, 1944, died Dachau January 24, 1945).
Shelter: Beausoleil, M et Mme (French), Beausoleil, Mme (French), Bouchet, André (French), Chapal, Pastor Paul (1898, French), Chapal, Odette (French), Charpiot, Pastor Frederic (1893, French), Crespy, Pastor Georges (French), Folliet, Father Camille (French), Harry, Maurice (French), Harry, Mme (French), Jaccoud, Lea (1889, French), Jaccoud, Pierre (1888, French), Lacôte, Paul (1897, French, arrested March 7, 1944; released August 11, 1944), Langlade, Annie Beaujolin (1908, French), Lavranchy, Jean, Mathieu, Francia Roset (1900, French), Mathieu, François (1903, French), Mercier, Mme (French), Meunier, Marie (1890, French, arrested March 7, 1944, died Ravensbrück February 1945), Meylink, Bernard (1885, Dutch), Van der Post, Jacob (1909, Dutch), Van der Post-Schuylenburg, Johanna (1910, Dutch), Stocker, Valentine Chaland (1893, Swiss), Tièche, Maurice (1895, Swiss), Verdoye (French), Weber, Max (1914, Swiss), Zurcher, Anna.
Supplies: Ambre, Joannes (French), André, M. (French), Balland, Marguerite (1894, French), Bergeat, Inspector (French), Bouchet, Mme N (French), Brunet, Maitre (French), Castaign, Henri (1895, French), Claparède, Mr, Colpart, Simone (French), Delaporte, Mr (French), Delaunay, Robert (French), Dubost, Mr (French), Dupont, Nicolas (1900, French, arrested March 31, 1944, died Lübeck May 3, 1945), Falconnet (French), Fayolle, Mr (French), Floquet (French), Gambrillon, Luisette (1912, French), Gerlier, Renée (French), Grand-Clément, Renée (1915, French), Jacquet, Maurice (1897, French, arrested September 1943 and February 28, 1944, repatriated), Janse, Marius (1901, Dutch, arrested January 13, 1944, repatriated), Kolkman, Joseph (1896, Dutch, arrested January 1943, died Lublin February 8, 1944), Marcher, Intendant de police (French), Marx, Colonel P. (French), Massendès, Jean (1915, French), Metzger, Pastor (French), Mouwen, Gustava (1908, Dutch, arrested March 27, 1944, repatriated), Naeff, Peter (1903, Dutch), Naudet (French), Ordioni, Jean-Pierre (French), Pinochet (French), Rizet, Marcel (1899, French), Roset (French), Sauveur (French), Sessler, Marius (1880, Swiss, arrested August 9, 1942, released August 20, 1942), Sevenster, Ate (Dutch, arrested December 9, 1942, liberated June 8, 1944), Sevenster-Lindenbergh, PN (Dutch), Terpend, Rene (1912, French), Testers, Josephus (1903, Dutch, arrested January 13, 1943, died Buchenwald May 14, 1944), Toussaint, Commissaire (French), Travard (French), Van Tricht, Dr Barend (1885, Dutch)
Netherlands
Contact/Postbox: Furth, Mvrw (Dutch), Niclaes, Mme.
Couriers, Guides and Border Crossings: Eikeboom, Giel (Dutch), Henry, Piet (1920, Dutch, arrested April 9, 1944, repatriated), Hijmans, Willy (1921, Dutch), Iordens, FH (Dutch, shot trying to escape March 1, 1944), Lejeune, Joseph G (1914, Dutch), Maclaine-Pont, Anne (Dutch), Meiers, Mr and Mrs (Dutch), Nauta, Jan (1922, Dutch, arrested May 1944, repatriated), Sijen, Father, Van Haaften, Adriaan (1920, Dutch, arrested March 1, 1944, died Buchenwald January 29, 1945), Vogel, Frits.
Supplies: De Ruyter (Dutch), Ten Cate, Wilhelmus (1889, Dutch), Van der Wilt (Dutch).
Paris
Leaders: Caubo, Jean Michael (1891, Dutch, arrested February 12, 1944, died at Dautmergen, subcamp of Natzweiler, February 13, 1945), Hiltermann, Suzanna (1919, Dutch, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated), Laatsman de Bailleur, Johan Herman (1903, Dutch, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated), Mincowski, Leo (1913, Roumanian, arrested February 26, 1944, died Buchenwald April 10, 1945), Starink, Albert (1917, Dutch).
Couriers: Caubo, Hubert Joseph (1927, French, arrested February 12, 1944, released February 14, 1944), Caubo, Jean Henri (1927, French, arrested February 12, 1944, released February 14, 1944), Comiti, Lucie (1922, French, arrested June 17, 1944, repatriated), Houry, Jacqueline (1922, French, arrested June 14, 1944, repatriated), Laatsman, JH Jr (1929, Dutch, arrested February 26, 1944, released March 1944), Neyssel, Anna (1918, Dutch, arrested March 5, 1944, repatriated), Okhuysen, Catherine (1919, Dutch, arrested March 5, 1944, released August 1944).
Postboxes: Collomb, Simone (1902, Swiss), Labois, Marcel (French), Meyer, Pastor Oscar (Swiss), Weidner, Gabrielle (1914, Dutch, arrested February 26, 1944, died Königsberg sur Oder February 15, 1945).
Shelter: Van de Bogaard, JC (Dutch), Brantsen, Baroness Eloise (1875, Dutch, arrested April 1944, released August 1944), Caubo, Marie Schenck (1895, Luxembourgeoise, arrested February 12, 1944, released February 14, 1944, died in a bombing raid April 1944), Chanoinat, Louis (1893, French, arrested March 17, 1944, repatriated June 1945), Chanoinat, Marguerite (1889, French, arrested March 17, 1944, repatriated May 1945), Van Exter, Bertus (Dutch), Goetschel, Fernande (1893, French, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated July 1945), Holweg, Ellen (Danish), Langhout, Pastor Adolf (1915, Dutch), Larose-Reinaud, Madeleine (1900, French, arrested March 23, 1944, repatriated July 1945), Mériot, Raymond (1897, French, arrested March 9, 1944, died Ravensbrück June 23, 1945), Mériot, Yvonne (French), Prilliez, Emile (1903, French, arrested February 26, 1944, died Kalmels January 31, 1945), Prilliez, Julia Richet (1906, French, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated), Prilliez, Mauricette (1925, French), Roume, Louise (1905, Belgian, arrested March 4, 1944, repatriated), Ruys, John (1891, Dutch, arrested March 9, 1944, died Dachau February 12, 1945), Tourné, Brother Hironymus “Rufus” (1901, Dutch, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated).
Supplies: Beillard, Mr (French), Brantsen, Baron Jacob KJ (1877, Dutch, arrested April 1944, died in Buchenwald December 9, 1944), Brousse, Marcelle (1895, French, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated), Chelti, Mr (French), Choureau, Mr (French), Van Doorn, Father Kees (Dutch), Duchanel, Miguel (1908, French), Duchemn, Mme (French), Evenou, Dr. Yves (French), Graeve, Alice (French), Hooymans, Farmer (Dutch), Huitema, Homme (1893, Dutch), Juillet, Mr (French), Jurius, Farmer (French), Van de Kamp (Dutch), Lesieur, Henri (French), Koolman, Bernard (1916, Dutch, arrested March 9, 1944, repatriated), Merle d’Aubigne, Robert (1900, French), Milleret, Jean (1903, Swiss, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated), Mohr, Josephus Julius (1893, Dutch, arrested July 18, 1944, died Buchenwald February 6, 1945), Piveteau, Gabriel (1917, French, arrested March 9, 1944, died Flossenburg January 17, 1945), Reveyrand, Marguerite (1913, French), Rod, Jacques (1920, French), Ströbel, Mr, Weidner, Annette (1921, Dutch)
Switzerland
Couriers based in Switzerland: Gazan, Henri (1918, Dutch, arrested and released April 1944), De Jong, Dirk (Dutch), Lap, Armand (1911, Dutch), Veerman, Paul (1918, Dutch, arrested May 20, 1944, escaped; arrested in razzia June 20, 1944; repatriated).
Supplies: Bartels, Joop (Dutch), Bouchardi (Swiss), Cartier Weidner, Elisabeth (1915, French), Cartier, Flavie (1889, French), Demierre, Ferdinand (Swiss), Ferrin (Swiss), Freudenberg, Dr A. (German), Frossard de Saugy (Swiss), Gazan, Nico (1905, Dutch), Guillon, Charles Pastor (French), Monnard, Georges, Van Niftrik, Jacobus (1893, Dutch), Nijkerk, Dolf (1910, Dutch), Van Tricht, General Aleid Gerhard (1886, Dutch), Visser ‘t Hooft, Ds Willem (1900, Dutch), Wertheim (Dutch).
Toulouse and Pyrenees
Couriers and Guides: Balfet, Louise (1922, French), Boucoiran, Anita (1920, French), Calmels, Simone (1920, French, arrested June 22, 1944, liberated August 19, 1944), Delrue, Charles, Moulouguet, Andrée (1922, French).
Passeurs and their assistants: Barrère, Jean (1912, French), Barrère, Joseph (1913, American, killed in ambush June 13, 1944), Battault, Victor (1895, French), Bazerque, Jean-Louis (1905, French, killed in ambush June 13, 1944), Bordes, Louis (1901, French, arrested January 1944, escaped), Bordes, Marcelle (1907, French, arrested January 3, 1944, repatriated), Caparros-Munoz, Audaine (1912, Spanish), Combes, Marie Barthes (1888, French, arrested December 24, 1943, repatriated), Lucas, Georges (1908, French, arrested June 28, 1944, liberated August 19, 1944), Marot, Henri (1916, French), Nahas, Gabriel (1920, French), Sabadie, Pierre (1914, French, killed in ambush June 13, 1944), Soum, Paul (French), Treillet, Pierre (1918, French), Verdier, Emile (1891, French), Verdier, Pierre (1930, French).
Postboxes: Aarts, Antonius JCHP (1890, Dutch), Billot, Geneviève (French), Billot, Madeleine (1914, French, arrested July 11, 1944, repatriated), Bovis, Jean (1905, French), Germain, Mr (French), Mossaz, Blanche (French).
Shelter: Aan de Stegge, John, Father (1906, Dutch), Baert, Mme J, Collaine, Family (French), Drach, Family (French), Dupias Family (French), Lejeune, Gaston (1911, French), Lejeune, Joan Tuke (1911, British), Mataigne, Family (French), Meige, Family, Nougarède, Roger (1898, French), Serment, Prof and Mrs (French and English), Vila, Dolores Guillaume (1887, Spanish, arrested April 12, 1943, repatriated), Van Wijhe, Marthe Pietman (1892, Belgian).
Supplies: Derrac, Roger (1905, French, arrested February 4, 1944, repatriated), Dupré, Jacques (1890, French), Groseiller, Emile (French), Van Praag, Jacob (Dutch, killed 1943), Riguet, Mlle (French), Veron, Charles (1914, French, arrested July 17, 1944, liberated August 19, 1944).
Resistance Allies of Dutch-Paris
Barrot, Madeleine (French), Bas Backer, Johan (1906, Dutch, arrested November 23, 1943, repatriated), Beaujolin, Gilbert (French), Belvaux, Robert (French), Benoit, Monette (French), Biernaux, Leon Florent (Belgian, arrested August 6, 1944, repatriated), Biernaux-Doby, Olympe (Belgian, arrested August 6, 1944, repatriated), Biernaux, Raymond (Belgian, arrested August 6, 1944, died Neuengamme March 3, 1945), Brichard, Emile (Belgian, executed March 6, 1944), Bruat, Mr (French, arrested February 26, 1944, died in deportation), Cacheux, Arthur (Belgian), Chabot, Elise (Dutch, arrested November 18, 1944, repatriated), Fety, Jacqueline (1923, arrested May 23, 1943, released September 1943), Fety, Jean (1892, French, arrested May 23, 1943, repatriated), Fety, Louise née Hellio (French), Folmer, Joke (Dutch), Gielens, Harry (Dutch), Gielens, Tonny (Dutch), Glasberg, Father Alexander (1902, Ukrainian), De Graaff, Eva (1887, French, arrested February 16, 1944, died Ravensbrück), Van der Heijden, Eugène (1920, Dutch), Jaspar (Belgian), Lamy, Pierre (French, executed July 1944), Mengin, Georges (French), Molland, Josette (1923, French, arrested March 3, 1944, repatriated May 2, 1945), Van Moorleghem, Ernest (1914, Belgian, arrested November 18, 1943, executed 1944 or 1945), Mouchon, Violette (French), Muller, Father Emile (1869, German, arrested February 28, 1944, died Bergen-Belsen November 19, 1944), Van Nes, Adrianus (1918, Dutch), Nicolas, Camille (French), Nizet (Belgian), Pedérizet, Mlle (French), Pouls (French, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated), De Pury, Pastor Roland (French), Robo, Brother Mathurin (1910, French, arrested February 26, 1944, repatriated), Van Roggen, Matthys (1919, Dutch, arrested November 14, 1943, died Buchenwald February 9, 1945), Schoenmaeckers, Paul (1886, Dutch, arrested November 1943, died in deportation), Simmons (Dutch), Smeets, Eduard (Dutch), Smit, Karst (Dutch, arrested March 18, 1944, repatriated), Smits, Eugene (Dutch), Stadler, Georges (1908, Swiss, arrested July 1943, repatriated), Strengers, Jan (1914, Dutch, arrested November 22, 1943, repatriated), Swane, Victor (1920, Dutch, arrested March 9, 1944, died Buchenwald October 8, 1944), Symonds (Dutch), Ter Horst, Gerrit (1908, Dutch, arrested April 14, 1944, died Dachau January 7, 1945), Verspyck, Mathilde (1908, Dutch, arrested April 11, 1944; died Ravensbrück February 11, 1945), Van der Vliet, Dr. Koos (Dutch), Vrij, Jacques (1916, Dutch, arrested May 1944, escaped August 1944), De Wit, Jean-Marie (1907, Dutch, arrested November 23, 1943, repatriated), Wyssogota-Zakrzewski, André (1905, Polish, arrested November 14, 1943, repatriated).