Nico Steenbeek

1915–1940 (age 25)

Biography

Nico Steenbeek was a reserve officer in the Dutch military, born in 1915. He served his country during a critical period in European history, demonstrating commitment to military service and national defense.

Steenbeek's life was cut short in 1940, during the tumultuous early years of World War II. His service as a reserve officer represented the dedication of many young Dutch military personnel during this challenging era in the nation's history.

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