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Victor Martin (19 January 1912 – November 1989) was a Belgian academic sociologist. He was known for his involvement with the Belgian Resistance during World War II. Using academic networks established before the war, Martin agreed to undertake a spying mission in Nazi Germany on behalf of the Front de l'Indépendance group to find reliable information on the fate of Belgian Jews deported to Eastern Europe. Martin reported his findings about the mass extermination of Jews and was one of the first to provide detailed information on the functioning of the Auschwitz concentration camp.

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  • Victor Martin, né à Blaton (commune de Bernissart) le 19 janvier 1912, et mort en novembre 1989 à l'âge de 77 ans, est un sociologue et un résistant belge diplômé de l'Université catholique de Louvain. Il se distingua durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale en ramenant d'une mission en Pologne occupée les premières informations fiables sur le destin des Juifs déportés en Allemagne et le fonctionnement du camp de concentration d'Auschwitz. (fr)
  • Victor Martin (19 January 1912 – November 1989) was a Belgian academic sociologist. He was known for his involvement with the Belgian Resistance during World War II. Using academic networks established before the war, Martin agreed to undertake a spying mission in Nazi Germany on behalf of the Front de l'Indépendance group to find reliable information on the fate of Belgian Jews deported to Eastern Europe. Martin reported his findings about the mass extermination of Jews and was one of the first to provide detailed information on the functioning of the Auschwitz concentration camp. (en)
  • Victor Martin (Blaton, 19 januari 1912 – november 1989) was een Belgisch verzetsman in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Hij trok in het voorjaar van 1943 naar Silezië en bracht als een van de eersten betrouwbare informatie terug over de uitroeiingskampen. (nl)
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  • Victor Martin, né à Blaton (commune de Bernissart) le 19 janvier 1912, et mort en novembre 1989 à l'âge de 77 ans, est un sociologue et un résistant belge diplômé de l'Université catholique de Louvain. Il se distingua durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale en ramenant d'une mission en Pologne occupée les premières informations fiables sur le destin des Juifs déportés en Allemagne et le fonctionnement du camp de concentration d'Auschwitz. (fr)
  • Victor Martin (19 January 1912 – November 1989) was a Belgian academic sociologist. He was known for his involvement with the Belgian Resistance during World War II. Using academic networks established before the war, Martin agreed to undertake a spying mission in Nazi Germany on behalf of the Front de l'Indépendance group to find reliable information on the fate of Belgian Jews deported to Eastern Europe. Martin reported his findings about the mass extermination of Jews and was one of the first to provide detailed information on the functioning of the Auschwitz concentration camp. (en)
  • Victor Martin (Blaton, 19 januari 1912 – november 1989) was een Belgisch verzetsman in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Hij trok in het voorjaar van 1943 naar Silezië en bracht als een van de eersten betrouwbare informatie terug over de uitroeiingskampen. (nl)
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  • Victor Martin (de)
  • Victor Martin (fr)
  • Victor Martin (it)
  • Victor Martin (nl)
  • Victor Martin (sociologist) (en)
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