List of inmates of Saint-Gilles Prison
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Saint-Gilles Prison in Brussels, Belgium, has been the site of many incarcerations since its opening in 1884.[1] During World Wars I and II, some prisoners who were held there, both civilians and captured members of the Belgian Resistance, were taken to the National Shooting Range (French: Tir national) to be executed.[2]
A–D Joseph Baeckelmans Philippe Baucq Louise de Bettignies[3] Mathieu Bodson Léon Boiteux Louis Bril Joseph Van der Cammen Edith Cavell[4] Adelin Colon Jean-Baptiste Corbisier Paul Denis Joseph Delsaut Lucien Descamps Jules Descamps François Dufrasne E–H Alexandre Franck Louis Gille Emile Gressier Oscar Hernalsteens I–P Léon Jacquet Prosper Kricke Georges Kuge Louis Lefebvre Jules Legay Dominique Mertens Jules Mohr Louis Neyts Gabrielle Petit[5][6] Pierre Poels François Mus Q–T Arthur Roland Charles Simonet Emile Stevigny U–Z Georges Uytebrouck François Vergauwen
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