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Matrozenmuts, marineblauw, binnenband van leer. Lint met in gotische letters: Koninklijke Marine (Bijzonder is dat de aanduiding eindigt met een 'punt'; zeker vanaf 1966 kwam deze punt niet meer op het lint voor)

A pictorial record of the Navy during World War II presents more than 150 photographs of sailors as they trained, prepared, and found time to relax in the shadow of war.

Maugham's novel is not only a study of that strange and frightening phenomenon of the mind known as dissociation of personality, but is also an enthralling story of adventure, love and intrigue in North Africa. The hero's appalling disability, as a result of a head wound during the war (WWII), adds immeasurably to the danger of his already hazardous work with MI-5. An engrossing tale of a man's developing ...

'I hate the navy, but I LOVE sailors': Painter John Craxton escaped the oppressive homophobia of post-war Britain by moving to Greece. It cost him his fame, but he didn't care: both his art and his sexuality flourished. Ian Collins details the life of John Craxton in an evocative new biography: The artist picked up soldiers and sailors every night after arriving in post-war Greece and he had an affair ...

braniekraag, matroos/korporaal Koninklijke Marine met marinenummer: 12868

Duikadres: Maria Louisastraat 11, - Oorspronkelijk adres: Nieuwe Binnenweg 85, Rotterdam - Reden onderduik: arbeidsinzet - Overige opmerkingen: Achterkant beroep: Matroos Groote Vaart