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German raid April 1944
On April 22, 1944, Heero Smit's life was turned upside down when he was arrested during a raid by the German occupiers. His story of fear, hardship, and eventual liberation is a poignant testimony of World War II. From the horrors of Amersfoort camp to the harsh journey back to the Netherlands, his experiences serve as a powerful reminder of human resilience. Jan Peter Smit, his son, relives this journey in an impressive hike from Mascherode to Venlo.

Maple syrup

Illness Aukje Borst_Schoonveld

Newsletter Alex and Kezia Schoonveld

Don’t we talk Grunnegs?
Disappointment It was a bit of a disappointment for cousin Jan Peter. The three cousins, Betty and Hilda and Rudy looked a bit surprised as city Groningen dwellers. Jan Peter thought he could speak Gronings with the three others. But…

Arthur Schoonveld Obituary

Uncle Harke 95
Oom Harke, the 10th child and the 5th son of Grandpa Willem, turned 95 years old on Tuesday, September 3rd. 2024 is a sad year for Harke. In May, his dear Ellechien passed away, and he himself moved to the…

Elly Schoonveld-Tamminga
Aunt Elly passed away in her room in Ten Boer last Friday, May 31, after a brief illness.