Bernardus Albertus Karssen

1886–1942 (age 56)

Biography

Bernardus Albertus Karssen was a dedicated military personnel who served the Netherlands during a critical period in European history. His service during World War II reflected his commitment to defending his nation against Nazi aggression and occupation.

Karssen died in 1942, making the ultimate sacrifice in service to his country. His military service and dedication stand as a testament to the courage of those who fought to protect the Netherlands and preserve freedom during the Second World War.

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