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Teunis is born on November 19, 1904 in Princenhage as son of Arie van der Bie and Anna van Iersel. After his school, he goes into training with the police and becomes a municipal watcher in 's Gravenmoer. There he married Engeltje van den Berg in 1930, with whom he founded a family of four children.
During the German occupation he is supreme guinea pig from the Marechaussee. There he arranges help for Jewish and other people in hiding. He also used his position as a border guard and his contacts with the municipal administration to steal the population register of 's-Gravenmoer and thus keep Jews and resistance fighters out of the hands of the Germans.
At the beginning of 1944, Teunis was arrested for Sabotage in Nijmegen by order of the General Generalstaatsanwaltschaft für die Besetzten Niederländischen. On March 11 of that year, Teunis will be held for interrogation in the house of custody in 's-Hertogenbosch, where he will eventually stay for two months. Via camp Amersfoort and - according to the weekly magazine of the L.O. and L.K.P. De Zwerver " - Haaren then ends up in prison in Utrecht.
At the beginning of September 1944, Teunis was put on transport to Germany with a hundred prisoners, to the criminal camp Rodgau-Dieburg, just east of Darmstadt. In this camp, where mainly political opponents of the Nazis from all over Europe are held, the prisoners are used as forced laborer under terrible conditions. Teunis works in a quarry.
As a result of the earlier hardships and the extremely heavy work, Teunis collapses on March 9, 1945 in Dieburg. On pneumonia, heart palsy and a stomach ulcer according to the death certificate. But the War Graves Foundation keeps it on scurvy shortly after the war. Teunis turned 40 years old.
