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Robert Jan Verbelen (5 April 1911, Herent, Belgium – 28 August 1990, Vienna, Austria) was a Belgian Nazi collaborator. During the last years of the War, Verbelen was head of the De Vlag Veiligheidscorps, a Nazi SS security force in Belgium. In that function he assassinated Alexandre Galopin, director of the Société Générale de Belgique, and tried to murder Albert Devèze, Minister of State, , Attorney General, and Robert de Foy, former State Security director. He was sentenced to death by a Belgian court in 1947 that had found him responsible for the deaths of 101 Belgian resistance fighters.

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rdfs:label	Robert Jan Verbelen (de) Robert Jan Verbelen (fr) Robert Jan Verbelen (it) Robert Verbelen (nl) Robert Jan Verbelen (en) Robert Verbelen (sv)
rdfs:comment	Robert Peter Jan Verbelen (* 25. April 1911 in Flandern, Leuven, Belgien; † 28. Oktober 1990 in Wien) war ein belgisch-österreichischer Kommandant der Flämischen Allgemeinen SS und Stellvertreter des Faschistenführers Léon Degrelle. Nach dem Krieg war er als Schriftsteller tätig. (de) Robert Jan Verbelen, né le 5 avril 1911 à Herent (Belgique) et mort le 28 octobre 1990 à Vienne (Autriche), est un célèbre collaborateur nazi flamand. Membre de la SS flamande avec le grade d’Hauptsturmführer (capitaine), il travailla toutefois pour le Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) américain, en Autriche, de 1947 à 1956 et fut ensuite employé par une agence de renseignements de l'Ouest. Bien que condamné par contumace pour crimes de guerre en 1947, et jugé à nouveau en Autriche en 1965, mais acquitté, il demeura libre jusqu'à sa mort en 1990. (fr) Robert Peter Jan Verbelen (Herent, 5 april 1911 - Wenen, 28 oktober 1990) was een Vlaams SS-officier tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Hij was leider van het Veiligheidskorps van DeVlag en medewerker van de Sicherheitsdienst (SD). Het Korps hield verschillende razzia's tegen leden van het verzet, zoals die in Meensel-Kiezegem waarbij 4 burgers omkwamen, en 95 gijzelaars werden weggevoerd naar concentratiekampen, van wie er slechts 28 overleefden. (nl) Robert Peter Jan Verbelen (Herent, 5 aprile 1911 – Vienna, 28 ottobre 1990) è stato un militare belga austrico, collaborazionista nazista e comandante della SS fiamminga e vice del leader fascista Léon Degrelle. Dopo la guerra, ha lavorato come scrittore. Sebbene condannato in contumacia per crimini di guerra nel 1947, e processato di nuovo in Austria nel 1965, ma assolto, rimase libero fino alla sua morte nel 1990. (it) Robert Peter Jan Verbelen, född 5 april 1911 i Herent, död 28 oktober 1990 i Wien, var en flamländsk SS-officer och kollaboratör med Nazityskland. Han var chef för (DeVlag) säkerhetsstyrkor och samarbetade med tyska Sicherheitsdienst (SD). Verbelen var därtill Léon Degrelles ställföreträdare. (sv) Robert Jan Verbelen (5 April 1911, Herent, Belgium – 28 August 1990, Vienna, Austria) was a Belgian Nazi collaborator. During the last years of the War, Verbelen was head of the De Vlag Veiligheidscorps, a Nazi SS security force in Belgium. In that function he assassinated Alexandre Galopin, director of the Société Générale de Belgique, and tried to murder Albert Devèze, Minister of State, , Attorney General, and Robert de Foy, former State Security director. He was sentenced to death by a Belgian court in 1947 that had found him responsible for the deaths of 101 Belgian resistance fighters. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/publicdocs/11-1prior/crm22.pdf
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