Louis Eindhoven person
also: Louis Einthroben, Einthroben, Weinhoven, Heinthoven, Eindhoven
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Claims (7)
Louis Eindhoven headed
BVD documented
“by the head of the Dutch Government's Intelligence Bureau, Lieutenant Colonel J.M. Summers. O, on the other hand, was a private initiative of Louis Eindhoven, E-I-N-T-H-O-V-E-N, an influential former Rotterdam police chief who was appointed…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism& Cold War part 8 @ 23:01
Louis Eindhoven founded
OI documented
“by the head of the Dutch Government's Intelligence Bureau, Lieutenant Colonel J.M. Summers. O, on the other hand, was a private initiative of Louis Eindhoven, E-I-N-T-H-O-V-E-N, an influential former Rotterdam police chief who was appointed…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism& Cold War part 8 @ 23:01
Louis Eindhoven funded
Interdoc documented
“Since it has also been tasked with psychological warfare, and Eindhoven himself was a driving force behind the creation of Interdoc and the situating of its headquarters at the Hague, the links between the stay-behind units and Interdoc can…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism& Cold War part 8 @ 24:32
Louis Eindhoven appointed
Cornelis van den Heuvel book_quoted
“who joined the intelligence service in the Netherlands in 1949, which would be at the beginning of Operation Gladio. Weinhoven immediately made him head of training, so he's going to be the guy that works with Otto Skorzeny. Both men would …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 2 @ 21:33
Louis Eindhoven member_of
Interdoc book_quoted
“who joined the intelligence service in the Netherlands in 1949, which would be at the beginning of Operation Gladio. Weinhoven immediately made him head of training, so he's going to be the guy that works with Otto Skorzeny. Both men would …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 2 @ 21:33
Louis Eindhoven contacted
Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology book_quoted
“Some of the highlights included Dr. Ewen Cameron's demented psychic driving research at McGill University and Dr. Loretta Bender's efforts to administer LSD to children under the age of 11 in 1960s. When Einthoven and Van Den Heuvel made co…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 2 @ 24:04
Louis Eindhoven headed
BVD book_quoted
“The first guy was the post-World War II head of the Dutch BVD, which basically is their intelligence like BND. This is BVD for the Netherlands. Van den Heuvel was a former resistance fighter.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 2 @ 21:04
Mentions (11)
▶ 20:02
Also very relevant, and that has to do with the royal family there, which we've implicated in everything. The Circle, WWF, the 1001 Club. They are intricately involved in Operation Gladio. Specifically, there is a guy there in the Netherlan…
▶ 20:34
Einthroben, E-I-N-T-H-O-V-E-N, and Cease, first name C-E-E-S, Cornelius Van Den Heuvel. So three last names, Van, B-A-N, Den, D-E-N, H-E-U-V-A-L. Einthroben.…
▶ 21:04
The first guy was the post-World War II head of the Dutch BVD, which basically is their intelligence like BND. This is BVD for the Netherlands. Van den Heuvel was a former resistance fighter.…
▶ 21:33
who joined the intelligence service in the Netherlands in 1949, which would be at the beginning of Operation Gladio. Weinhoven immediately made him head of training, so he's going to be the guy that works with Otto Skorzeny. Both men would …
▶ 24:04
Some of the highlights included Dr. Ewen Cameron's demented psychic driving research at McGill University and Dr. Loretta Bender's efforts to administer LSD to children under the age of 11 in 1960s. When Einthoven and Van Den Heuvel made co…
▶ 23:01
by the head of the Dutch Government's Intelligence Bureau, Lieutenant Colonel J.M. Summers. O, on the other hand, was a private initiative of Louis Eindhoven, E-I-N-T-H-O-V-E-N, an influential former Rotterdam police chief who was appointed…
▶ 23:30
and its successor, the Domestic Security Service, BVD, in 1949. It was only in 1949 that S.A.Z., Chief Baron Van Linden, L-Y-N-D-E-N, discovered that Einhoven Unit O had been in existence already for three years.…
▶ 24:01
Attempts by the military establishment to enforce a merger between the two groups was resisted by Eindhoven even after his retirement as head of the BBD in March 1961. He was able to ensure that O continued to be, to a large extent, his own…
▶ 24:32
Since it has also been tasked with psychological warfare, and Eindhoven himself was a driving force behind the creation of Interdoc and the situating of its headquarters at the Hague, the links between the stay-behind units and Interdoc can…
▶ 26:37
The Interdak headquarters was led by a Dutch director, former BBD officer, Kies van den Heuvel. So it's V-A-N-D-E-N-H-E-U-V-E-L. With Eindhoven in the background and a German deputy director supporting.…
▶ 29:01
Them having anything to do with stuff like Interdak would have drawn attention to the fact that their entire government was still embedded with Nazis, and they didn't want that, so they used Netherlands as the face of Interdak, even though …