shareholders from company records. Over the month of November, most of the people associated with company were arrested and taken to St Gilles Prison in Brussels or Fort Breendonk in Mechelen. Some people managed to avoid early capture, like Nazarin Drailly, but he was eventually captured on 6 January 1943. His daughter, Solange Eva Drailly (born 1 February 1926), was also arrested, but released due to lack of evidence. Drailly was tortured with dogs that ripped his legs to shreds and they had to be amputated. The prisoners in St. Gilles were sent to Berlin by train, and taken to Gestapo HQ at Mauthausen concentration camp for further interrogation, before execution in Plötzensee Prison. The Nazi German tradition of Sippenhaft, meant than many family members of the accused were executed. References Red Orchestra (espionage) Defunct companies of Belgium Defunct companies of France