Free (Friedrich Eduard Matthee) Verbrugge (1945) from Hoeven is from 1976 actively Outpost and fits 1978 Outpost- Netherlands on. He is one time chairman of this section, but leaves according to the Chamber of Commerce in March 1982 as a board member. In practice, however, he was to 1996 Chairman of the Dutch branch and still a loyal visitor to the meetings in Belgium and the Netherlands. In the twentieth anniversary of Outpost in 1996 Verbrugge is being honored for his constant commitment to the club.
Additionally Verbrugge been secretary of the “Great Dutch Anti-Marxist League” of “St. Martin's Fund”, a Belgian organization of former Waffen-SS. Verbrugge had at that time also contacted the former SS man Stan Beukelaar. They sat together on the board of Outpost and St. Martin's Fund and were both involved in the 'Vienna-group’ of the World Anti-Communist League (ACL). This is an extreme right-wing organization with contacts all over the world. As De Beukelaar in july 1980 zijn “first nationalist bookstore” Bergen op Zoom passage open the NSB widow of Rost Tonningen, Verbrugge is also present. In this bookstore, various extreme right-wing and anti-Semitic works were sold and De Beukelaar is therefore facing a conviction for this.. Verbrugge had more interest in the brown ideology; in 1985 he is on the mailing list of the Consortium of the Life of Rost Tonningen and receives its leaf Manuscripts.
In the eighties and nineties Verbrugge attend regularly the Yser Pilgrimage in Diksmuide, Flemish- nationalist meeting with a great appeal to far-right groups.
- In 1990 he sits as president of Outpost Netherlands a meeting of Outpost, CD and CP'86 for to seek greater cooperation.
- In 1991 he stands on a support list of the "Dutch-Croatian working community '. This initiative Douwe van der Bos is aimed at recruiting volunteers to fight against the communist Serbs in Croatia. Some of them end up in the fascist HOS militia.
- In 1995 Verbrugge is on the mailing list of the CP'86 marked by the suffix 'Outpost'.
Over the years there at Outpost been a “Show Vrijman”. He is currently the Secretary of Voorpost Netherlands and would be active from the early eighties. “Vrijman” is a regular speaker at Outpost meetings. In april 1999 he speaks on behalf of Outpost still at a meeting of the “People's Committee for the Commemoration of the Second war of independence”. This is a far-right organization in South Africa in the Netherlands support for Post and the New National Party will. Given the use of the same mailbox as Verbrugge, the corresponding career within the extreme right and the cryptic name agreement between Frie and Vrijman, here comes the very likely a pseudonym.
