National Archives of Luxembourg
Féderation des enrôlés de force : http://www.ons-jongen-a-meedercher.lu/
National Museum of the Resistance and Human Rights Luxembourg
Luxembourg Centre For Contemporary and Digital History​​, University of Luxembourg
Luxembourg Ministry of State, World War II Remembrance Service
Ligue Luxembourgeoise des Prisonniers et Déportés Politiques Asbl (L.P.P.D.)
Amicale LPL
Phototèque of the City of Luxembourg
Book from LPL resistance member Pierre Kergen 2002, Kriegserinnerungen eines Oestlinger Resistenzlers. © L.P.P.D Comité Central, Luxembourg
Book Quatre Annés de luttes, from Alphonse Rodesch, republished in 2011 by Amicale LPL
Museum-Memorial of Deportation. Hollerich, Luxembourg City
Digital Public Library of America. Records of Headquarters, European Theater of Operations, United States Army (World War II)
French Archives – Archives diplomatiques du Ministère de l’Europe et des Affaires étrangères – La Courneuve
Museum of the Resistance, Bondues, near Lille France
State Archives of Belgium
National Archives of the United Kingdom
Dr. Hywel Maslen, experienced independent archival researcher in the UK specialised in history. Provided information on SOE operations in Belgium in 1944
Polish Archives – Archiwum Akt Nowych w Warszawie

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