Printed on photograph: "Ed. H. Speeckaert, C. Charleroi, Brux. 3rd Brigade Canadian Garnison [sic] Artillery Concert Party."

Here Jan Luyden illustrates the death of Anneken van den Hove, who was arrested in Brussels, Belgium in 1594 and executed in 1597. After being imprisoned for over 2 years she was sentenced to die. She was taken out of the city to a pit and gradually buried, all the while the Catholic priests asking her to recant. "...at last they threw much additional earth and sods upon her face and whole body, and stamped with their feet upon it, in order that she should die the sooner."

Used in CM 6-30-4. "Atomium"- a structure at the World's Fair, Brussels with 6 metal globes connected to each other & the center globe. Peter Dyck used it in his article to represent the work of MCC in Europe. C.f.1994-14.2229.

This photo is of Herman Rempel "operating teleprinter and teleprinter switchboard in Brussels (Belgium) Sept 1945." A second copy of this photograph says Nov 1945.

Used in CM 6-19-8. Model of the Protestant pavilion which was being completed at this time for the Brussels World's Fair, 1958.