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Abraham Leonardus Appel (30 November 1921 – 31 October 1997) was a Dutch footballer who played as a striker [1] and later a manager. Playing career. Club. Born in Rotterdam but raised in The Hague, [2] Appel played for local clubs Archipel and Blauw Zwart in the Dutch amateur leagues in the 1930s.
Abraham Leonardus (Bram) Appel ( Rotterdam, 30 november 1921 – Geleen, 31 oktober 1997) was een Nederlands voetballer en voetbaltrainer . Levensloop. Appel werd op 30 november 1921 geboren in Rotterdam, maar groeide op in Den Haag en Wassenaar. Hij speelde in Nederland onder anderen voor Fortuna '54, Blauw Zwart en ADO.
Oct 3, 1997 · Biography. In 1942, Bram Appel was deported to Germany as a labourer, but his football talents allowed him to play at Berlin side Hertha BSC. His appearances cost him a suspension upon return to the Netherlands, and Appel played for minor teams in Limburg.
De officiële biografie van oud-international Bram Appel. ‘Het Kanon’ omschrijft het opmerkelijke levensverhaal en de carrière van oud-international, -voetballer en -trainer Bram Appel, die in de Tweede Wereldoorlog tewerk werd gesteld in Duitsland en zich uit de ellende speelde door te gaan voetballen bij Hertha BSC.
This is the profile site of the manager Bram Appel. The site lists all clubs he coached and all clubs he played for.
- Netherlands
- October 30, 1921
- Rotterdam
Bram Appel was forced, like many of his fellow countrymen, to go into hiding during the German occupation of The Netherlands. He was trying to avoid being rounded up work as a slave labourer in the German war machine.
About Bram and Bluma Appel . Bluma Appel was born in Montreal in 1920. She died in Princess Margaret Hospital on July 14, 2007. Although she began volunteering as a child in Montreal, much of her charitable work was in Toronto.
