6. Photos of Ernst Voorhoeve in Dordrecht
The photos below show Ernst Voorhoeve at the viaduct on Rijksstraatweg. Ernst Voorhoeve was originally not a member of the NSB. He was born in Rotterdam and was a sculptor. He was the leader of the Dutch branch of the fascist movement Verdinaso (Union of Dutch Nationalists) and merged with the NSB when the Germans forced all other fascist parties to do so. In March 1941, he became the propaganda leader of the NSB. A year later, he fought in Russia. According to the Germans, he had too much of a Dutch perspective within the SS and NSB, which led to his dismissal in 1943. He remained a civilian for the rest of the war and was sentenced to 11 years in prison after the war for his collaborationist past. The photos were possibly taken on the same day as the above-mentioned photos.1
