Peter Vliegenthart

1898–1944 (age 46)

Biography

Peter Vliegenthart lived through the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands during World War II. His life spanned the turn of the twentieth century into a period marked by unprecedented global conflict and upheaval.

Vliegenthart is laid to rest at Emaus Cemetery, where his memory is preserved among those who lived through the Second World War. His life is part of the historical record of this significant period in Dutch and world history.

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