In creating the ‘War Victims of Deurne’ website, I have drawn not only on my own archive material but also on research carried out in various archives both at home and abroad, as well as a range of other sources. Accurate citation of sources is essential for this research: it makes the origin of every piece of information traceable and enables relatives and other researchers to verify or supplement the information. A list of the sources used is provided below.

    1. 7th Armoured Memorial
    2. 11th Armoured Division – ROLL OF HONOUR & GALLERY
    3. Aircrew Remembered
    4. Allert Goossens, Stichting Kennispunt Mei 1940
    5. American Battle Monuments Commission
    6. Australian War Memorial
    7. Berlin Document Centre
    8. Commonwealth War Graves Commission
    9. Defence Staff Human Resources, Personnel Division HRG-A/N Archives
    10. German Office (WASt)
    11. Directorate-General for War Victims
    12. Volkel Documentation Group
    13. Find A Grave
    14. Venlo Municipal Archives
    15. H.N. Ouwerling Local History Society, Deurne
    16. International Tracing Service
    17. Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial
    18. National Archives
    19. Netherlands Institute for Military History
    20. Netherlands Institute for War Documentation
    21. NS Archive of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR
    22. Peelbronnen, a digital archive about the Peel
    23. Ad van Zantvoort’s private archive, Eindhoven
    24. André Reijniers’ private archive
    25. Bernhard Schmitz’s private archive, Germany
    26. Private archive of Pierre van Dalen, Helmond
    27. Wilbert Manders’ private archive, Panningen
    28. Willy Crommentuijn’s private archive, Deurne – Zeilberg
    29. Private collection of the van der Loo-Peerbooms family, Bakel
    30. Private collection of Henk van der Kant, Deurne
    31. Provincial Archives of the Fathers of the Sacred Hearts in Bavel
    32. Tilburg Regional Archive
    33. Eindhoven Regional Historical Centre
    34. Nederweert War Cemetery Adoption Graves Foundation
    35. ‘The Bloemendaal Cemetery of Honour’ Foundation
    36. ‘De Greb’ Foundation
    37. Historical Collection of the Explosives Clearance Service Foundation
    38. Uden War Cemetery Foundation
    39. Brandenburg Memorial Sites Foundation
    40. Buchenwald and Mittelbau-Dora Memorial Sites Foundation
    41. Study Group on the Air War 1939–1945
    42. U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
    43. U.S. 7th Armoured Division Association
    44. Veterans Affairs Canada
    45. German War Graves Commission e.V.
    46. Beukema, Hans (1998), The ‘Joanna’ Shipwreck, Tekst & Advies, Delfzijl.
    47. Bödeker, Helga (2013), ‘In schweren Zeiten braucht man Glück: 23 Zeitzeugen erzählen 1939 bis 1952 “Ein Fehlschuß”’, Zeitgut Verlag GmbH.
    48. Henny Brandhorst (2012), Murder of a Person in Hiding: The Deurne Murder Case and Other War Secrets, Walburg pers.
    49. Heppner, Max Amichai (2005), *I Live In A Chickenhouse*, Lightning Source Inc.
    50. Hoefnagels, Toon (1986), The War Years 1940–1945: The Municipality of Deurne – On the Brink of Oblivion, H.N. Ouwerling-Deurne Local History Society.
    51. Honkomp, Stefan (2005), *Für den Frieden. Die Gefallenen, Vermissten und Opfer des II. Weltkrieges der Gemeinde Steinfeld (Oldb)*, Stephan Honkomp.
    52. Immerzeel, B.R. and van Esch, F. (eds.) (1993), Resistance in the Dutch East Indies against the Japanese Occupation 1942–1945, SDU Publishers.
    53. Rijnders, Harry (1994), ‘Liessel Burns: A History of Liessel during the Second World War’, Liessel Promotion Foundation.
    54. Sonnemans, Tjeu (2001), ‘War over Neerkant 1939–1945’, H.N. Ouwerling-Deurne Local History Society.
    55. October 1944 Deportation Foundation for North and Central Limburg (2001), Stolen Youth, October 1944 Deportation Foundation for North and Central Limburg.
    56. Zacharias Elke (2006), A Place with a History. ‘Ausländerfriedhof’ Jammertal in Salzgitter – Lebenstedt, Working Group on City History E.v.