Molenbeek: a Plaque in Tribute to the Resistant André Van Den Heede Returns to His Place
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A commemorative plaque for Deputy Police Commissioner of the local police and resistance fighter during World War II, André Van Den Heede, was reinstalled at the main police station on Tuesday.
The plaque found its place on the wall of the central police station, located on Rue du Factor. ...
The ceremony took place in a solemn atmosphere, under the sun, in the presence of official representatives...
A commemorative plaque dedicated to André Van Den Heede, former deputy commissioner of the municipal police of Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, was restored on Tuesday to his place on the outer wall of the central police station, Rue du Factor. Resistant during the Second World War, he died on deportation in 1945. The ceremony took place in a solemn atmosphere, under the guise of ... read more
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