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REMARKABLE PLACE

Plesmanduin is a remarkable place, full of remarkable stories that sometimes go back many generations. Take the story of Nico Soeters for instance, which his daughter José de Berk-Soeters has allowed us to share. José let us know via a private message that the photos of the former KLM shop were a precious memory for her. Let’s return to around 1950.

Nico Soeters, as seen here on the photos, worked in the KLM shop around 1950. Before the war, Nico had been a barber but, following forced labour in Germany, was really up for a new challenge after the war. He found that in the KLM shop. His daughter José told us that her father was often allowed to bring home the unsold croquettes. A real treat for their huge family with no fewer than 7 children.

If you have an interesting, precious or moving memory about Plesmanduin, let us know by e-mail at: plesmanduin@impactvastgoed.nl. We’d love to share your memories and photos.

On this website, you will find a number of impressions and detailed layout suggestions to give an idea of the architecture of the apartments. No rights can be derived from these impressions nor the layout suggestions. The kitchen, materials and equipment shown are not part of the standard equipment and no rights can be derived from them.