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Kaart, Lille - GhentSheet no 2Second Edition.Scale 1: 250000Verzameling materiaal uit de diensttijd van Arris Antoon Schaap. ( 5 januari 1915 - 15 juli 1986. Hij was o.a. werkzaam bij de Prinses Irene Brigade in Engeland tijdens de bezetting van Nederland.

Ghent, Belgium. Miss Christine Wright, of Cedartown, Ga., public health nurse in Red Cross Civilian War Relief, supervises distribution of milk to tots on the public schools. 1.054.368 Qts. have been given to under nourished children in war stricken areas of Belgium.

Aan boord van Hr. Ms. torpedobootjager De Ruyter, de latere Van Ghent. Zittend in het midden met hoge hoed burgemeester Van Woelderen

Brandende torpedobootjager Van Ghent op Stolze rif 15-2-'42. De torpedojager Van Ghent is in de nacht van 15.2.1942 in de Stolze-straat op kustrif van het eiland Bamidjo gelopen. Vervolgens verlaten en door eigen personeel in brand geschoten.

Millionth ton of cargo unloaded in reopened port of Ghent. The one millionth ton of cargo to be delivered in the port of Ghent, Belgium, since it was reopened by the U.S. Army January 23, 1945, is lowered to a warf from the hold of the U.S. Liberty ship Oremar June 14, 1945. The cargo consisted of U.S. food for distribution to the people of Holland. After delivery, a brief ceremony was held in observance ...

One millionth ton of cargo unloaded in reopened port of Ghent. The one millionth ton of cargo to be unloaded in the port of Ghent, Belgium, since it was reopened by the U.S. Army January 23, 1945, it swung ive the side of the U.S. Liberty ship Oremar June 14, 1945, in the presence of Burgomeister Edward Omseele (left) of Ghent, Colonel Edward H. Connor of Washington, D.C. (center), commander of the ...

One millionth ton of cargo unloaded in reopened port of Ghent. Belgian workers in the hold of the U.S. Liberty ship Cremar adjust the tackle on the one millionth ton of cargo to be delivered in the port of Ghent, Belgium, since it was reopened by the U.S. Army January 23, 1945. The cargo consisted of U.S. foods for distribution to the people of Holland. After it was hoisted to the dock June 14, 1945, ...