Original sentence: His name has been given to an avenue, avenue Alexandre Galopin, which is situated in Etterbeek, Brussels, post code: 1040.In 1944, Galopin was assassinated by Robert Jan Verbelen, a Nazi collaborator
Edited sentence: Controversially, its members would supply the Nazi occupiers and produce goods for them.Galopin was assassinated in 1944 by Robert Jan Verbelen, a Nazi collaborator.Galopin was governor of the Société Générale de Belgique, which controlled 40% of the Belgian economy.He helped found the "Galopin Committee", a group of the leaders of holding companies, banks and industry.His name has been given to a street; avenue Alexandre Galopin, in Etterbeek, Brussels.It refused to produce anything with a clearly military purpose, although the difference between direct production of weapons and different ways of contributing to the German war effort was not always clear.It served as a sort of a shadow government that decided economic and social policy and was able to set rules for dealing with the Nazi German occupiers.Part of its goal was to keep Belgian industry strong during the war so as to not leave the economy crippled once the war ended