Floris Louis van den Hoff

1863–1940 (age 77)

Biography

Floris Louis van den Hoff was a military officer born in 1863 who served the Dutch armed forces throughout his career. He represented the professional military tradition of the Netherlands during a transformative period in European military history.

Van den Hoff's military service spanned several decades, reflecting his commitment to national defense and military excellence. He remained active in his profession until his death in 1940, a time of great uncertainty and change for the Netherlands and Europe.

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