independence of Flanders with Borms as the leader of the new government. Although he collaborated closely with Germany, Borms did not support unity with...

had collaborated with Germany, with the sentence of death passed on August Borms (albeit not carried out) and numerous life sentences for lesser collaborators...

Barnhard as Fleur Borms Hans Kesting as Maurits Zwanenburg Rifka Lodeizen as Hester de Hoogh Roos Dickmann as Puk Jip van den Dool as Arnold Borms Steef de Bot...

with tacit German support. Its founders, who included Pieter Tack and August Borms, wanted to realize the independence of Flanders from Belgium using German...

for the arrest of two leading members of the council, Pieter Tack and August Borms, but the Germans freed them and instead deported the judges responsible...

Frederik Børm (born August 12, 1988) is a Danish handball player who plays for the Norwegian team ØIF Arendal. Frederik Børm joined ØIF Arendal as part...

Clercq or other men convicted for treason like Cyriel Verschaeve or August Borms. Filip Dewinter was the guest speaker for a gathering of the former SS-collaborators...

"Anneessens, François", Biographie Nationale de Belgique, vol. 1 Archived 2 August 2017 at the Wayback Machine (Brussels, 1866), 300–317. Henri Pirenne, Geschiedenis...

autonomous group that eventually became the Frontpartij. Along with August Borms, Verschaeve was the leading representative of the tendency within the...

1953) 29 March – Jules Pire, resistance leader (died 1953) 14 April – August Borms, quisling (died 1946) 23 June – Gustave Strauven, architect (died 1919)...