Landelijke Knokploeg
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participants in the LO, 1,104 were killed or died in prison camps. LKP ("Landelijke Knokploeg [nl]", or National Assault Group, literally translated "brawl crew"
25 July 1943, she decided to stay in Friesland for good. The regional Knokploeg (KP) leader Krijn van den Helm initially used her as a courier, but gradually
Valkenburg resistance
in ten districts under Jacques Crasborn. Another organisation was the Knokploeg [nl] (assaultgroup) or KP. The KP would obtain goods needed for the people