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-- ms abbekerk -- the stories the last voyage, week by week a.w. kik’s memoires the ship the crew the routes route first voyage route second voyage route third voyage route fourth voyage route fifth voyage route sixth voyage fragments abbekerk’s gunners (i), lt geoff north’s story abbekerk’s gunners (ii): walter macnab’s story my fighting congregation newspaper articles (dutch) no ordinairy war, the eventful career of u604 ss moena and ms abbekerk during the london blitz london blitz, the thames on fire (book) the sinking of abbekerk and other war memories (dutch) they fought with what they had tjilatjap evacuees list tweedale’s war (bbc people’s war) wheat for holland willard a. “bill” heath sidney mcconville, newspaper article about a crewmember pictures of abbekerk’s lifeboats from hms wallflower pictures pictures first voyage pictures second voyage pictures third voyage pictures fourth voyage pictures fifth voyage pictures last voyage pictures tjilatjap evacuation pictures of crewmembers picture album adriaan kik pictures interior abbekerk scrapbook maaskerk pictures maaskerk voyages postcards and folders documents dutch movement card english movementcard australian movementcard documents london sinking 1940 documents atlantic sinking 1942 document personal adriaan kik building plans post war ms arendskerk home introduction all comments contact links ms abbekerk the story of a dutch freighter during the second world war the stories the last voyage, week by week a.w. kik’s memoires the ship the crew the routes route first voyage route second voyage route third voyage route fourth voyage route fifth voyage route sixth voyage fragments abbekerk’s gunners (i), lt geoff north’s story abbekerk’s gunners (ii): walter macnab’s story my fighting congregation newspaper articles (dutch) no ordinairy war, the eventful career of u604 ss moena and ms abbekerk during the london blitz london blitz, the thames on fire (book) the sinking of abbekerk and other war memories (dutch) they fought with what they had tjilatjap evacuees list tweedale’s war (bbc people’s war) wheat for holland willard a. “bill” heath sidney mcconville, newspaper article about a crewmember pictures of abbekerk’s lifeboats from hms wallflower pictures pictures first voyage pictures second voyage pictures third voyage pictures fourth voyage pictures fifth voyage pictures last voyage pictures tjilatjap evacuation pictures of crewmembers picture album adriaan kik pictures interior abbekerk scrapbook maaskerk pictures maaskerk voyages postcards and folders documents dutch movement card english movementcard australian movementcard documents london sinking 1940 documents atlantic sinking 1942 document personal adriaan kik building plans post war ms arendskerk home the “ms abbekerk” was dutch merchant vessel that had a short but eventful career in the first years of the second world war. the ship was only 1,5 years old when it was heavily damaged in london during the blitz in 1940 and it took half a year to be repaired. being a fast ship for its time she mainly sailed independent or in fast military convoys. she supplied the british in egypt in june 1941 and early 1942 she was in malaya and the dutch east indies during the fall of singapore and java. there she took part in the evacuation of us and australian troops and civilians from tjilatjap to fremantle. in august 1942 the abbekerk was torpedoed and sunk 700 miles southwest of england by u-604. inspired by my fathers memoirs, this website pictures the history of the ship and especially her wartime years. you will find lots of information on the ship , the crew , the routes she sailed and pictures and documents gathered in the past 15 years. but the probably most interesting part of the site are the stories of the men who sailed on her and a well documented week-by-week account of her last long voyage in 1941 and 1942. these can be found under the stories and under fragments . when you navigate the site most stories and information can be found in the main menu on top . the right menu can be used to also access the two main stories and wil show ‘what’s new’. the menu to the left of the article will give all information that can be found on this site about that particular voyage. so it will give different items, depending on the article you are reading. i would like to thank everybody who helped with information, documents, picture’s etc. special thanks to mister ben van essen from adelaide who translated all of my fathers memoirs into english. thanks to him this website is in both dutch and english: choose your language by clicking the little flag on the left. if you have any information about the abbekerk or are in need of information of her, please contact me at [email protected] . if you find this site useful, interesting or have any other comments? please leave a message below! peter kik zaandam, september 2017 18 responses comments 18 pingbacks 0 john wakeman says: january 16, 2018 at 12:09 am thank you for your website. i have been reading a book about qantas flying boats in ww2. the ship abbekerk was mentioned so i looked for a bit more information. my father was in the 85 anti tank regiment transported to singapore in 1942. i noticed walters post in 2013. my info of the 85 anti tank was gained from the computer so walter would probably have the same info. however it is good to know that someone has also researched the 85 anti tank regiment. i would be willing to pass on any info i have. don says: may 2, 2016 at 6:01 am peter, i found your father’s story quite by accident, searching for maps that showed where oosthaven (nei) was, since i am reading a book about the uss stewart in the early days of the war. i’m excited to read your father’s story – thank you keeping this webpage going! dave says: march 14, 2014 at 2:55 pm hello neils ,excellent story,enjoyed it very much and well written.do you have this story in book form? as,i would love to have a copy,i am a marine,merchant navy ,navy researcher and very interested in these topics. best regards,dave walter says: february 21, 2013 at 1:12 pm thank you for recording your father’s story. my own father spent most of the war, 1942-45, in singapore as a pow, and travelled on the ws12z / dm1 convoys to get there, of which the abbekerk formed part. it is only in the past year i have rediscovered some of his old papers and started my own research – your work has both encouraged me and been helpful, so thank you. my father was in the 85th anti tank regiment, which left the uk 12/13th november and arrived singapore 13th january. i would greatly appreciate any information regarding which ship(s) this regiment travelled on for the journey, if you or any visitors to the site have any such knowledge. once again, thank you for this labour of love, for preserving this history. anthony galvin says: june 11, 2012 at 10:30 pm hi peter. fascinating story, and well presented. i am writing a guide to the history of the thames in london, and would love to quote briefly your father’s experiences. would i have your permission to do this? all the best, anthony galvin ian collison says: may 10, 2012 at 7:11 pm hi my parents sailed on the maaskerk in 1943. my dad was in the navy. i’m not sure why my mum was on a boat during the war! thanks for these memoirs – they’ve given me an insight into what the trip must have been like for my parents. bob dailey says: august 9, 2011 at 2:47 am as a 14 year old in 1942 i started work in the heart of london and later became an engineering apprentice. i became a ship’s engineer. in 1956 i took a one-way “run-job” from holland to cairns in the konanda (google it)and was an engineer on various australian rust-buckets. i worked for ‘australian dredging’ (a subsidiary of adrian volker dredging) for a few years and on an australian dredging contract in the port of tjilatjap in 1970. tjilatjap had been badly bombed by the japanese and was derelict up to 1970 owing to the ma

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