Dutch family names baby after German rescuer who saved them from hotel collapse

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In August 2024 a hotel collapsed in Rhineland-Palatinate. A surviving family from the Netherlands now thanks a firefighter from Trier in a special way.

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The Urk couple who survived the collapse of a hotel in Germany last year named their second child after one of the German rescuers who found the family under the rubble. The couple announced this in a post on Instagram announcing the birth of their son Christoph. “He was named after Christoph Reuter, the man who risked his life to save us from the rubble,” the two wrote. For them, Reuter became the face of all the people involved in the rescue o…

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Mark and Edi Hoefnagel from Urk, who were rescued from the rubble of a collapsed hotel in Kröv, Germany, with their child in August 2024, have named their baby after the rescue worker who helped them. The mother of the family reports this on Instagram about their son Christoph, who was born last Thursday.

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TRIER. Out of gratitude, a Dutch family who was buried in Kröv during the hotel crash has named her baby after her savior. What he says about it has never happened to the Trier professional fireman Christoph Reuter: A Dutch family, which he had rescued from the rubble almost nine months ago after the hotel collapse in Kröv, [...]

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A Dutch woman who was rescued from the rubble eight months ago after a hotel collapse in Kröv named her newborn son after her lifesaver. She and her husband gave the child the name Christoph - after Christoph Reuter of the professional fire brigade Trier, Edi Hoefnagel-Visser informed via Instagram.