Eddy de Neve

Footballer and soldier

Eddy de Neve - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1885
Born

1885
141 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Indonesia

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Eddy de Neve played as a footballer in the Dutch league before World War II. In addition to his football career, served as a lieutenant during the Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies. De Neve's military service was marked by significant challenges and ultimately led to his death in 1943. His legacy remains tied to both sports and military service.

Played for the Dutch club HFC Haarlem

Served as a lieutenant during World War II

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