After the region was liberated in October 1944 the mayor of Ulvenhout claimed the house for Prince Bernhard, who took residence there 19 November 1944 while he set up his headquarters in nearby Breda.
After the region was liberated in October 1944 the mayor of Ulvenhout claimed the house for Prince Bernhard, who was the acting commander of the Netherlands resistance forces. He took residence there 19 November 1944 while he set up his headquarters in nearby Breda.