ESCAPERS' REUNION

Three former members of the Belgian Resistance, honored with the George Medal, visit the RAF as guests. During WWII, they risked their lives to help RAF personnel escape from occupied Europe. Known by their codenames Dede, Tante Goh, and Michou, they facilitated the return of 800 Allied servicemen to Britain. Dede, the main inspiration behind the escape route, continued her efforts even after enduring concentration camps. The RAF acknowledges its unpayable debt to these courageous women.

Where did the three former Belgian Resistance members arrive as guests of the RAF Escaping Society?

• Royal Air Force Station at Brize Norton, Oxfordshire

• Royal Air Force Station at Lossiemouth, Scotland

• Royal Air Force Station at Biggin Hill, Kent

• Royal Air Force Station at Odeum, Hampshire

What was the primary risk faced by the Belgian Resistance members during the war?

• Loss of citizenship

• Exile from Belgium

• Financial loss

• Torture and death

How many Allied servicemen were assisted back to Britain by the Belgian Resistance members?

• 700

• 500

• 800

• 600

Who was the main inspiration behind the escape route operated by the Belgian Resistance?

• Dede, Mademoiselle de Jong

• Michou

• Mademoiselle de Jong's father

• Tante Goh

What did Dede, Mademoiselle de Jong, do after her father's death?

• She moved to another country

• She joined the RAF

• She continued to operate the escape route

• She abandoned the escape route