Alfred Deen lived at 87 Heuvelstraat in Tilburg. He was summoned for transport to Germany on 28 August 1942. When he did not appear, he was fetched the next day. On 31 August 1942 he was released thanks to Dr. Moerel's statement that he was mentally ill. He was later detained and deported nonetheless.
A. de Beer and G. Kobes, Het leven gebroken. De geschiedenis van de Tilburgers die als gevolg van de strijd tegen Duitsland en de bezetting om het leven kwamen (Tilburg 2002) 44
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