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- Dutch Helper Names, LEISINK to LIJSER (LYSER)
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- Dutch Helper Names, NAAKTGEBOREN to NIJZINK (NYZINK)
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- Dutch Helper Names, RAA to RIJSWIJK (RYSWYK)
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- French Helpers: Laatsman to Lambert
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WWII Netherlands Escape Lines 
Hello
my uncle Robert is listed with the surname L’HUERRE, but the right spelling is LHUERRE (without comma).
What does Nil mean, in column grade?
Thank you for pointing out the spelling error. Your comment is now part of my website. For an explanation of “NIL”, go to https://wwii-netherlands-escape-lines.com/govt-reports/history-of-the-holland-office-6801-mis-x-det/, scroll down to the second memorandum, dated 28 June 1946, continue scrolling down to page 10 where you will find an explanation. (Even though the memo is dealing specifically with Holland, I believe the explanation applies equally to other formerly Nazi-occupied countries.) “NIL” can be used for several different reasons. If you order a copy of your uncle’s helper file from National Archives II in College Park, Maryland, there may be a file on him in which you may find a reason given. For information on using the National Archives, see https://wwii-netherlands-escape-lines.com/research/national-archives-research/. For information on hiring a professional researcher to search for his file, see https://wwii-netherlands-escape-lines.com/research/national-archives-research/hiring-a-professional-researcher/.
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