file: bilderberg_group_idents.txt
init: Sep  8 2018  Rob Rutten  Deil
last: Jun 11 2020  Rob Rutten  Deil

The Bilderberg Study Week was held at the initiative of Kees de Jager
in April 1967 in Hotel De Bilderberg near Arnhem in The Netherlands.

The hotel became famous through "Bilderberg" meetings since the first
one there in 1954, initiated by Dutch Prince Bernhard.  They became
annual (excepting 1976 when Lockheed's bribe of 1.1 M$ to Bernhard
surfaced).  Wikipedia comments: "Various popular conspiracy theories
describe the Bilderbergers as the most powerful group of men in the
history of the planet".

The group shown here does not qualify as such, but did constitute a
gathering of productive solar physicists.

Front row, left to right: Jean-Claude Pecker, John T. Jefferies, Carla
  E. Boot (support staff), Marijke Burger (student), Robert W. Noyes,
  Edith A. Mueller, Roger M. Bonnet, Simone Dumont, David L. Lambert,
  Yvette Cuny.

Second row: Jacques E. Blamont, Jacob Houtgast, R. Grant Athay,
  Christiane Guillaume, Nicolas Grevesse, Osamu Namba, Cornelis
  ("Kees") de Jager.

Third row: J. Paul Mutschlecner, Owen Gingerich, George Withbroe,
  Marcel G.J. Minnaert, Tom de Groot, Hartmut Holweger, Jacques
  Sauval, Hans Vesters (support staff), Pierre Souffrin, Hans Hubenet,
  Michel Herse, Robert J. Rutten (student), Pierre J. Lena, Andrew
  Skumanich, Philippe Delache, Jaap B. Vogel (support staff).

Photograph taken from C. de Jager 1968SoPh....3....4D.
Also published and discussed in Rutten 2002JAD.....8....8R.