[烛光生存狂]-【战史】空运荷兰-1940年[9.20更新，阑尾开始]

12 May 1940.

At Valkenburg the Dutch kept pounding the village with artillery fire. Especially the centre of the village suffered from this shelling and nearly all houses sustained some degree of damage from this relentless pounding. The fighting was much less intensive than the days before.

13 May 1940.

Around 05:00 hours following orders of Colonel Buurman (CO of 4 RI) the III./ 2 RA opened up with its 1st battery under res. Captain Aafjes and 2nd battery under res. Captain Schröder on the hoeve Zonneveld and the little wood nearby of it.

The hoeve was set afire and the Germans there fled towards the Rhijnvliet?. Major Alofs (CO of the 10 Dep. Bat.) reported that German troops moving to Wassenaarse Watering from the direction of hoeve were fired at. However due to this artillery fire some citizens (men, women and children) from Valkenburg, which had escaped to the hoeve Zonneveld and its surroundings, were wounded. Around 11 of them died from their wounds.

14 May 1940.

The same afternoon the command in Oegstgeest had also received the order to cease the firing . Because of the German side was firing yet, the reserve major von Hemert, commander of the Cavalry artillery depot quartered at Oegstgeest drove towards the southern entrance of Valkenburg with a white flag attached to the vehicle and requested the German to cease the fire.

Some minutes later he met the wounded German Commander who asked among other things if was possible to transport the German and Dutch heavily wounded, who needed urgent surgical aid. Von Hemert promised he would make such an arrangement. In the hospital laid 115 victims in a miserable condition.

An hour afterwards the victims and the hostages heard about the capitulation. By the afternoon came the red cross auto' s and the patients was transported to hospitals in Leiden.

That day the German POWs, mostly parachutits and airborne were sent to England.

Infanterie Regiment 47 – Valkenburg 1940.

Condecorados con la Cruz de Caballero – Awarded with the Knight Cross.

Oberst Heyser - Comandante IR 47

Hauptmann Alvermann – 10./ IR 47

Muertos en Combate – KIA

Leutnant v. Bonin – Adj II./ IR 47 Valkenburg 10 May 1940.

Ass- Arzt Dr Koch – Cdo II./ IR 47 Valkenburg 10 May 1940.

Leutnant d.R. Lütt – 7./ IR 47 Valkenburg 10 May 1940.

Leutnant d.R. Krissel – 9./ IR 47 Valkenburg 10 May 1940.

Leutnant Schünemann – 10./ IR 47 Valkenburg 10 May 1940.

Heridos en Combate – WIA.

Oberst Heyser – Kdr IR 47 Valkenburg 15 May 1940.

Oberstabsartz Hornung – Cdo IR 47 Valkenburg 12 May 1940.

Oberleutnant d.R. Knorr – 12./ IR 47 Valkenburg 13 May 1940.

Leutnant Freiherr Heyl zu Herrsheim – 12./ IR 47 Valkenburg 10 May 1940.

Leutnant Thies – Cdo III./ IR 47 Valkenburg 10 May 1940.

Desaparecidos en acción – MIA.

Leutnant d.R. Bier – 13./ IR 47 La Haya 10 May 1940 (wounded).

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