C. Redevoded-Hendriks was a Dutch woman described as “bekend uit Atjeh” (“known from Atjeh”) who was posthumously awarded a decoration by Royal Decision (Koninklijk Besluit) of 23 May 1950. The insignia were presented on 2 December 1950 to her daughter, Mrs. Mess Höhscheid.
Connection to Atjeh
The precise nature of Redevoded-Hendriks’ connection to Atjeh is not detailed in the source, but the posthumous award of a royal decoration indicates that she had performed notable service during her time there. The fact that the decoration was awarded posthumously and that the insignia had to be presented to her daughter suggests that she died in the period between the Japanese occupation and 1950, possibly during the Japanese internment of European civilians or in the violent aftermath of the war.
Source
Oostkust van Sumatra-Instituut Mededeling No. 37: Deli-Figuren uit de jaren 1950 t/m 1952, compiled by Ir. F. J. J. Dootjes (Amsterdam, 1953).