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CT. 18, 1945
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By NAT A. Times Foreign
BARROWS ~ Correspondent
LONDON, Oct. 18—Back in America, safely away from the terrors of Nazi conquest, Patricia Van Delden of Los Angeles, will have much to forget—and probably cannot—of her five-year career as “Sonneveer” in
the Dutch underground.
How can she forget how the gestapo and the Dutch Quisling madmen tortured her resistance movement colleagues ... and how they
died in agony rather than reveal her identity? How can she shut out the memory of those 19 underground hostages, who had to die because the resistance could not compromise itself with its German enemies? “We will spare their lives if you keep that newspaper from appearing” the Germans had said. They had referred to the
Mr. Barrows underground paper Throuw, printed in Rotterdam.
More at Stake Suppress it! To Patricia Van Delden, and her Dutch colleagues, that was unthinkable. Once they made the slightest concessions to the Germans, once they- softened their policy of full resistance, they
were finished. Something more than 19 lives was at stake—the entire underground movement. They all knew from cruel experience the exact meaning of a German promise. And so Patricia Van Delden, known to her underground
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“Sonneveer,”
Then came the “top delta” consultation and the written orders to “rub him out.” When, as infrequently happened, it became necessary to eliminate
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spirited away men who had shown signs of weakening. Many a good Dutch burger, digging in his garden in the Polder~ lands, will be astonished at what he uncovers, Holland's flat, exposed countryside gave the Dutch undefground many special problems, in addition to finding suitable disposal spots for liquidated Germans and informers.
cache dropped supplies and guiding R. A. F. planes with her flashlight. Once, with her suitcase crammed with vital underground papers and maps of V-2 rocket sites, she was picked up by a German patrol.
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