Andree de Jongh, a Belgian resistance fighter who established the most successful escape route in Europe for downed Allied airmen during World War II, died Oct. 13 in Brussels. She was 90. De Jongh ...

Countess Andrée de Jongh with a clock presented to her by the RAF Countess Andrée de Jongh, who has died in Brussels aged 90, founded and organised the Comet Escape Line, the route from Belgium ...

Teams & Riders Kangaroos jump into peloton on final stage of Tour Down Under, race leader Jay Vine caught up in crash and had to chase back Teams & Riders Jhonatan Narváez fractures several thoracic ...

Steven De Jongh, a directeur sportif at the Trek-Segafredo team, was reported missing after going out to ride his bike on Monday morning. He was found through the search efforts of Catalan police and ...

Trek-Segafredo directeur sportif Steven de Jongh has posted updates on his recovery from a training crash on his bike in mid-October on social media, which show that the Dutchman is back up and ...

His play “Do Lord Remember Me,” constructed from interviews with formerly enslaved people in the 1930s, was first staged in 1978 and has been revived multiple times since. By Neil Genzlinger James de ...

The failure -- not for the first time in recent sales -- of some of the fancied Irma Sterns was partially redeemed by some remarkable prices in unexpected places at Bonhams's sale of SA art in London ...

Andre de Jongh set up and organised the wartime "Comet" escape line, by which some 800 stranded and shot-down Allied servicemen were spirited out of Nazi-occupied Europe. Most of those carried along ...

The former First Lady of the US Virgin Islands admitted she stayed at an apartment owned by Jeffrey Epstein while visiting New York for an operation, court documents have revealed. Cecile de Jongh ...

Countess Andrée de Jongh, who has died aged 90, created one of the most effective escape lines for allied airmen out of Nazi-occupied Europe during the second world war before she was caught, ...