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EMANUEL HAMBURGER was born 25 March 1837 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 16 July 1899 in Amsterdam, Holland.  He married ESTER VAN DUIJN 18 December 1861 in Amsterdam, Holland.  She was born 1844 in Amsterdam, Holland.

EMANUEL HAMBURGER:

Occupation: Diamond polisher.

 Children of EMANUEL HAMBURGER and ESTER VAN DUIJN are:

1.    JACOB HAMBURGER, b. 29 April 1886, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 19 July 1900, Amsterdam, Holland.

2.    MARGARETHA HAMBURGER, b. 09 July 1883, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 21 May 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

3.    SIMON HAMBURGER, b. 30 January 1865, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 1938, Amsterdam, Holland.

4.    ROSETTE HAMBURGER, b. 10 May 1869, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 09 April 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

5.    MARIANNE HAMBURGER, b. 28 March 1871, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 16 July 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

6.    JUDITH HAMBURGER, b. 12 March 1873, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 10 February 1933, Amsterdam, Holland.

7.    LEENTJE HAMBURGER, b. 11 February 1875, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 14 February 1943, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

8.    SOPHIA HAMBURGER, b. 15 August 1877, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 26 March 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim; m. SALOMON KLOK, 27 May 1910, Watergraafsmeer, Holland; b. 08 September 1868, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 06 March 1930, Amsterdam, Holland.

SOPHIA HAMBURGER:

Resided, February 01, 1941: Guest house 'Klok-Hamburger, Milletstraat 50 I, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Boarding house owner.

Guest house 'Klok-Hamburger' was run by Sophia Klok-Hamburger, who lived at the same address.

9.    DUIFJE HAMBURGER, b. 21 September 1879, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 09 February 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

10.   HEINTJE HAMBURGER, b. 09 September 1881, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 16 April 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

MARGARETHA HAMBURGER was born 09 July 1883 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 21 May 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  She married ALEXANDER SLUIZER 16 January 1913 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of SALOMON SLUIZER and BETTJE MARCUS.  He was born 13 June 1881 in Haarlem, Holland.

MARGARETHA HAMBURGER:

Resided, February 1941: Parnassusweg 36 II, Amsterdam, Holland.

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Belonging to: Widow Margaretha Sluizer-Hamburger and her family, Amsterdam.

Inventory of looted items made on 9 July 1942:

Room: underwear and clothing.

Child of MARGARETHA HAMBURGER and ALEXANDER SLUIZER is:

1.    ALBERT SLUIZER, b. 12 August 1916, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 06 July 1942, Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp, Mauthausen, Austria - Holocaust victim.

ALBERT SLUIZER:

Occupation: Manager.

SIMON HAMBURGER was born 30 January 1865 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 1938 in Amsterdam, Holland.  He married LOUISA BARENDS 25 March 1886 in Amsterdam, Holland.  She was born 06 September 1865 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 23 July 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

SIMON HAMBURGER:

Occupation: Merchant.

Children of SIMON HAMBURGER and LOUISA BARENDS are:

FELIX HAMBURGER, b. 29 June 1893, Amsterdam, Holland; m. MARIANNE RUDELSHEIM, 05 July 1917, Amsterdam, Holland; b. Amsterdam, Holland.

FELIX HAMBURGER:

Occupation: Manufacturer.

MARIANNE RUDELSHEIM:

Occupation: Pianist.

2.    ESTHER HAMBURGER, b. 30 July 1905, Amsterdam, Holland.

ROSETTE HAMBURGER was born 10 May 1869 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 09 April 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  She married ABRAHAM STERN 16 August 1888 in Amsterdam, Holland.  He was born 10 January 1866 in Zaandam, Holland, and died 09 April 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

ABRAHAM STERN:

Resided, February 1941: Cliostraat 44 beletage, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Diamond cutter.

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The Jokos files reveal that a claim was lodged for compensation for valuables surrendered to the Lippmann-Rosenthal looting bank (L-claims, numbers 11490/7370, 4).

Children of ROSETTE HAMBURGER and ABRAHAM STERN are:

1.    SIMON ALEXANDER STERN, b. 31 May 1890, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 11 June 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

SIMON ALEXANDER STERN:

Occupation: Merchant.

2.    ESTHER STERN, b. 29 June 1895, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 11 June 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

MARIANNE HAMBURGER was born 28 March 1871 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 16 July 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  She married SIMON KEIZER 09 August 1893 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of HARTOG KEIZER and SAARTJE DE HAAS.  He was born 18 December 1863 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 08 November 1928 in Amsterdam, Holland.

SIMON KEIZER:

Occupation: Diamond cutter.

Children of MARIANNE HAMBURGER and SIMON KEIZER are:

1.    SARA KEIZER, b. 05 February 1894, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 31 March 1974, Amsterdam, Holland; m. ERNEST AUGUST POESTKOKE, 18 September 1919, Amsterdam, Holland; b. 01 May 1889, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 09 November 1959, Amsterdam, Holland.

2.    HARTOG KEIZER, b. 14 November 1895, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 24 December 1952, Amsterdam, Holland; m. KLARA MARGARETHA RAMACHERS, 06 May 1926, Amsterdam, Holland; b. 16 July 1904, Drosten, Germany.

HARTOG KEIZER:

Divorced: 07 January 1948, Klara Margaretha Ramachers

Occupation: Journalist.

3.    EMANUEL KEIZER, b. 03 December 1897, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 09 April 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

4.    MEIJER KEIZER, b. 20 November 1899, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 21 May 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim; m. SIMCHA RODRIGUES, 08 July 1930, Amsterdam, Holland; b. 28 September 1901, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 21 May 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

MEIJER KEIZER:

Resided with wife, February 1941: Kromme Mijdrechtstraat 67 III, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Newspaper delivery boy.

5.    JACOB KEIZER, b. 25 November 1900, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 26 November 1942, Auschwitz III, aka Monowitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

JACOB KEIZER:

Resided: Zaanenlaan 87, Haarlem, Holland.

Occupation: Sales representative.

6.    MOZES KEIZER, b. 01 August 1903, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 28 May 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

7.    ABRAHAM KEIZER, b. 03 December 1904, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 05 January 1945, Dachau concentration camp, Germany - Holocaust victim.

JUDITH HAMBURGER was born 12 March 1873 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 10 February 1933 in Amsterdam, Holland.  She married JOEL DREESDE 24 April 1895 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of IZAAK DREESDE and HANNA SIJES.  He was born 20 December 1866 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 23 April 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

JOEL DREESDE:

Resided, February 1941: Diezestraat 30 II, Amsterdam, Holland.

Children of JUDITH HAMBURGER and JOEL DREESDE are:

!.    ISIDOOR DREESDE, b. 02 February 1896, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 19 August 1943, Amsterdam, Holland.

2.    ESTHER DREESDE, b. 24 June 1898, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 01 September 1942, Municipality unknown - Holocaust victim.

3.   ANNA DREESDE, b. 19 December 1900, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 02 July 1943, Sobibor concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim; m. EMANUEL JACOB POLAK, 08 October 1942, Amsterdam, Holland; b. 02 March 1896, Oude Pekela, Groningen, Holland; d. 02 July 1943, Sobibor concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

ANNA DREESDE:

Occupation: Sales lady.

EMANUEL JACOB POLAK:

Resided: Weesperzijde 108 I, Amsterdam, Holland.

4.    EMMY DREESDE, b. 25 March 1912, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 21 May 1943, Sobibor concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

LEENTJE HAMBURGER was born 11 February 1875 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 14 February 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  She married JOZEF S. A. STERN 29 March 1894 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of SIMON STERN and REBECCA LEUW.  He was born 19 September 1860 in Zaandam, Holland, and died 24 April 1942 in Amsterdam, Holland.

JOZEF S. A. STERN:

Resided with wife, May 1940: Joh. Vermeerstraat 75 huis, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Diamond merchant.

Jozef Stern and Leentje Hamburger

Children of LEENTJE HAMBURGER and JOZEF STERN are:

1.    REBECCA STERN, b. 29 April 1899, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 14 February 1943, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

2.    ESTHER STERN.

3.    EMANUEL STERN, b. 19 December 1896, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 30 September 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

DUIFJE HAMBURGER was born 21 September 1879 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 09 February 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.  She married LEVIE DAVIDS 14 September 1905 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of BAREND DAVIDS and SOPHIA RUBINS.  He was born 23 May 1876 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 21 December 1960 in Voorburg, Holland.

LEVIE DAVIDS:

Occupation: 1905, Diamond cutter, commissionair in diamonds.

Children of DUIFJE HAMBURGER and LEVIE DAVIDS are:

1.    EMANUEL DAVIDS, b. 04 January 1909, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 15 May 1970, Katwijk, Holland; m. MARIA EMMA LOUISE VAN EMMICHOVEN ZEIJLMANS.

EMANUEL DAVIDS:

Occupation: Diamond cutter, merchant in oil, export manager.

2.    BERNARD DAVIDS, b. 28 October 1918, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 31 January 1943, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

BERNARD DAVIDS:

Resided with family February 1941: Waalstraat 28 I, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Window dresser.

HEINTJE HAMBURGER was born 09 September 1881 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 16 April 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  She married BENJAMIN VAN THIJN 14 June 1905 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of MARCUS VAN THIJN and MINA VAN BLIJDENSTEIJN.  He was born 04 October 1870 in Zaandam,  Holland, and died 16 April 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

HEINTJE HAMBURGER:

Resided, February 1941: Voltastraat 53, Amersfoort, Holland

BENJAMIN VAN THIJN:

Resided with family June 1941: Voltastraat 53, Amersfoort, Holland.

Children of HEINTJE HAMBURGER and BENJAMIN VAN THIJN are:

1.    BETSIE VAN THIJN, b. 28 September 1906, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 23 August 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

2.    EMANUEL VAN THIJN, b. 05 November 1909, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 02 June 1978, Melbourne, Australia.

ESTHER HAMBURGER was born 30 July 1905 in Amsterdam, Holland.  She married RUDOLF ARTHUR WAFELMAN, son of ADOLF WAFELMAN and JOSEPHINE VAN RAALTE.  He was born 11 November 1902 in Amsterdam, Holland.

Parents of RUDOLF ARTHUR WAFELMAN were ADOLF WAFELMAN born 01 March 1875 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 05 August 1923 in Paris, France.  He married JOSEPHINE VAN RAALTE 04 June 1901 in Amsterdam, Holland.  She was born 13 June 1876 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 04 June 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

ADOLF WAFELMAN:

Occupation: Fruit merchant, traveler.

RUDOLF ARTHUR WAFELMAN:

Occupation: Clerk in a banking office.

Children of ESTHER HAMBURGER and RUDOLF WAFELMAN are:

1.    ADOLFINE WAFELMAN.

2.    HENK RUDOLF WAFELMAN.

EMANUEL KEIZER was born 03 December 1897 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 09 April 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married JOSEPHINE GODEFROI 07 March 1923 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of JOEL GODEFROI and FRANCISCA DE JONG.  She was born 11 September 1897 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 09 July 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

Parents of JOSEPHINE GODEFROI: were: JOEL GODEFROI died 20 June 1921 in Amsterdam, Holland.  He married FRANCISCA DE JONG 25 June 1891 in Amsterdam, Holland.  She was born 08 June 1867 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 07 May 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

JOEL GODEFROI:

Burial: 23 June 1921, Muiderberg cemetary, Amsterdam, Holland.

FRANCISCA DE JONG:

Resided, February 1941: Pieter Aertszstraat 96 I, Amsterdam, Holland.

EMANUEL KEIZER:

Resided with family, February 1941: Cilliersstraat 4 II, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Diamond polisher.

JOSEPHINE GODEFROI:

Occupation: Sales assistant.

Children of EMANUEL KEIZER and JOSEPHINE GODEFROI are:

1.    JULIE KEIZER, b. 05 March 1924, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 09 July 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

JULIE KEIZER:

Occupation: Office clerk.

2.    SIMON KEIZER, b. 04 December 1926, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 09 July 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

3.    FRANS KEIZER, b. 09 October 1930, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 09 July 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

MOZES KEIZER was born 01 August 1903 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 28 May 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married MARTHA WIJNBERG 29 June 1933 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of MOZES WIJNBERG and ESTELLA COHEN.  She was born 15 July 1909 in Zwolle, Overijssel, Holland, and died 28 May 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

Parents of MARTHA WIJNBERG were: MOZES WIJNBERG born 11 May 1880 in Leek, Groningen, Holland, and died 10 May 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married ESTELLA COHEN 04 November 1908 in Hoogezand-Sappemeer, Groningen, Holland.  She was born 31 December 1884 in Hoogezand-Sappemeer, Groningen, Holland, and died 28 May 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

MOZES WIJNBERG:

Resided, May 1940: Willemsparkweg 180 huis, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Clogs and rope wholesale dealer.

Mozes Wijnberg was a son of Abraham Wijnberg and Martha Aptroot. Mozes Wijnberg and Estella Cohen had three children, of whom one survived the war. Their son Abraham and their daughter Martha were murdered.

Children of MOZES KEIZER and MARTHA WIJNBERG are:

1.    ESTELLA KEIZER, b. 19 December 1935, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 28 May 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

2.    HANS KEIZER, b. 19 October 1939, Nijmegen, Holland; d. 28 May 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

ABRAHAM KEIZER was born 03 December 1904 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 05 January 1945 in Dachau concentration camp, Germany - Holocaust victim.  He married ESTELLA CATHERINA RODRIGUES 17 January 1929 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of ISAAC RODRIGUES and RACHEL DE MIRANDA.  She was born 27 February 1906 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 14 October 1944 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

Children of ABRAHAM KEIZER and ESTELLA RODRIGUES are:

1.    ROBERT KEIZER, b. 23 January 1931, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 14 October 1944, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

2.    MARIANNE KEIZER, b. 03 September 1933, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 14 October 1944, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

3.    ALFRED KEIZER, b. 30 March 1940, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 14 October 1944, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

ISIDOOR DREESDE was born 02 February 1896 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 19 August 1943 in Amsterdam, Holland.  He married SELMA LEERAAR 29 June 1921 in Maastricht, Holland, daughter of JACOB LEERAAR and ANNA CLAESSENS.  She was born 10 March 1902 in Maastricht, Holland, and died 19 November 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

Parents of SELMA LEERAAR were: JACOB LEERAAR born 27 May 1871 in Maastricht, Holland, and died 14 May 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married ANNA CLAESSENS 17 October 1900 in Maastricht, Holland.  She was born 09 November 1861 in Obbicht, Holland, and died 10 March 1931 in Maastricht, Holland.

ISIDOOR DREESDE:

Divorced: 17 September 1924, Selma Leeraar.

Child of ISIDOOR DREESDE and SELMA LEERAAR is:

1.    JACOB DREESDE, b. 15 June 1922, Maastricht, Holland; d. 31 March 1944, Municipality unknown - Holocaust victim.

ESTHER DREESDE was born 24 June 1898 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 01 September 1942 in Municipality unknown - Holocaust victim.  She married EMANUEL PIMONTEL, son of ABRAHAM PIMONTEL and JUDITH MULLEM.  He was born 19 January 1890 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died in Fate unknown - Holocaust victim.

Children of ESTHER DREESDE and EMANUEL PIMONTEL are:

1.    ABRAHAM PIMONTEL, b. 17 November 1918, Amsterdam, Holland; d. Fate unknown - Holocaust victim; m. HANNA WEYL; b. 02 May 1920, Czarnkow, Poland; d. Fate unknown - Holocaust victim.

ABRAHAM PIMONTEL:

Resided, July 01, 1942: Kibboets Laag-Keppel, Laag-Keppel B 49, Laag-Keppel, Holland.

In 1933, the religious-Zionist Mizrachi movement founded the hakhsharah section Dat-va-Eretz (Religion and Country) Centres known as 'kibbutzim' opened in Beverwijk and Franeker. In 1940, the two centres comprised about 130 students. Soon after the Nazis occupied the Netherlands they ordered that the kibbutzim in Beverwijk and Franeker be closed. A new kibbutz was founded in Laag-Keppel and remained in operation until May 1943. From this group only four survived the war.

2.    JOEL PIMONTEL, b. 09 September 1924, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 01 September 1942, Municipality unknown - Holocaust victim.

EMMY DREESDE was born 25 March 1912 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 21 May 1943 in Sobibor concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  She married LOUIS CORTISSOS 23 October 1935 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of SALOMON CORTISSOS and JETJE DUITZ.  He was born 23 June 1912 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 11 June 1959 in Amsterdam, Holland.

Child of EMMY DREESDE and LOUIS CORTISSOS is:

1.    RUDOLF SALOMON CORTISSOS, b. 20 January 1939, Amsterdam, Holland - Survived the war.

Emmy Dreesde and Rudolf Salomon Cortissos in 1939

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RUDOLF SALOMON CORTISSOS was born 20 January 1939 in Amsterdam, Holland.  He married ELLY BRANCA ZELDENRUST, daughter of LEO ZELDENRUST and GERARDA DE ROSA.

During WW2 in occupied Holland, Rudolf Salomon Cortissos was not yet three years old when he was taken to the first of a series of hiding addresses. At the end of 1941 his parents took him to a brother of his father, who was married to a Christian lady. A little later he came into the Poort family; his "father-in-hiding" acting as substitute manager for his grandfather's business.

For safety reasons he was named Rudie: Rudie Poort. With his blond hair and blue eyes Rudolf fitted the part well as a member of the so-called Aryan race. Still later he was taken in by the family of the sister of the servant-girl who had worked for his parents before the war. He visited a Christian elementary school and from time to time saw his grandparents from his father's side, who were in hiding in the neighbourhood. By the end of 1944 Rudie had moved to his final hiding address, with Greta Knuyt in Parnassusweg. His father had been there as well, for one and a half years, hiding in between a floor and a ceiling, but Rudie found out about this only in January or February 1945. Both Rudie and his father survived the war; his mother was rounded up and murdered in Sobibor. After the war Rudie, his father, and Greta Knuyt moved to Minervalaan. In 1949 his father remarried a Czechoslovak woman whom he had met on a business trip, and Rudie's former "hiding-mother" disappeared abruptly from his life. He never had warm contacts with his stepmother. Rudie Cortissos married in 1961 and has two children as well as four grandchildren.

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REBECCA STERN was born 29 April 1899 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 14 February 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  She married DAVID WEINBERG 27 January 1920 in Amsterdam, Holland.  He was born 10 July 1889 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 14 February 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

DAVID WEINBERG:

Resided with family, February 1941: Palestrinastraat 6 huis, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Manufacturer.

The Jokos file reveals that a claim was lodged for compensation for valuables surrendered to the Lippmann-Rosenthal looting bank (L-claim, number 13349/8401).

Children of REBECCA STERN and DAVID WEINBERG are:

1.    JO HERMAN WIJNBERG, b. 14 February 1921, Rotterdam, Holland; d. 14 February 1943, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

2.    HUGO WIJNBERG, b. 05 February 1926, Rotterdam, Holland; d. 14 February 1943, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

3.    INA WIJNBERG, b. 12 December 1928, Rotterdam, Holland; d. 14 February 1943, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

ESTHER STERN  she married MAURITS WEINBERG 09 October 1928 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of SAMUEL WEINBERG and ALLEGONDA VAN MEER.  He was born 27 August 1903 in Groningen, Holland, and died 07 March 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

From left: Gonda Elizabeth Weinberg, Maurits Weinberg, Esther Stern and Sieg (Fred) Weinberg

Parents of MAURITS WEINBERG were: SAMUEL WEINBERG born 27 September 1873 in Groningen, Holland, and died 24 September 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married ALLEGONDA VAN MEER 28 November 1902 in Cuijk en Sint Agatha, North Brabant, Holland.  She was born 27 February 1873 in Grave, North Brabant, Holland, and died 24 September 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

SAMUEL WEINBERG:

Resided with family, February 1941: Albrecht D?rerstraat 12 huis, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Merchant.

MAURITS WEINBERG:

Resided, September 1941: Rustenburgherweg 21, Bloemendaal, Holland.

The name of Maurits Salomon Weinberg appears on a handwritten list of the individuals who held offices within the Dutch-Jewish Community in Haarlem during the early years of the war. Photos remain of all the staff members. Maurits Salomon Weinberg was a substitute head and administrator of Social Affairs with the Dutch-Jewish Community in Haarlem.

Maurits Salomon Weinberg was married. The couple lived at the Rustenburgherweg 21 in Bloemendaal.

The police commissioner of Bloemendaal requested that Maurits Salomon Weinberg, a merchant, be located, detained and brought to trial. He had been living in 21 Rustenburgherweg in Bloemendaal and was suspected of having changed his place of residence without the required authorization. This description referred to Jews who had gone into hiding. The police also sought to locate his wife and two children.

Algemeen Politieblad, no. 44, 5 November 1942, 1239, notice 2668;

Wife had survived the war. Two children living with their parents survived the war.

Children of ESTHER STERN and MAURITS WEINBERG are:

1.    SIEG (FRED) WEINBERG, b. 18 June 1930, Amsterdam, Holland.

2.    GONDA ELIZABETH (CONNIE) WEINBERG, b. 28 April 1932, Amsterdam, Holland.

EMANUEL STERN was born 19 December 1896 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 30 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married BETSY LE GRAND 21 November 1922 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of NAPOLEON LE GRAND and ABIGAEL PINKHOF.  She was born 21 August 1898 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 05 September 1977 in Amsterdam, Holland.

EMANUEL STERN:

Resided with family, February 1941: Rubensstraat 57 I, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Diamond merchant.

Emanuel Stern

The Jokos file reveals that a claim was lodged for compensation for valuables surrendered to the Lippmann-Rosenthal looting bank (L-claim, number 11463/2451).

Children of EMANUEL STERN and BETSY LE GRAND are:

1.    JOZEF STERN, b. 26 December 1927, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 12 August 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

2.    BEATRICE STERN, b. 28 September 1931, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 12 August 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

BETSIE VAN THIJN was born 28 September 1906 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 23 August 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.  She married SALLI VAN OSS 1933 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of ALEXANDER VAN OSS and ELISABETH VAN DIJK.  He was born 08 December 1905 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 30 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

Parents of SALLI VAN OSS were: ALEXANDER VAN OSS born 12 September 1874 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 05 February 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.  He married ELISABETH VAN DIJK 03 July 1903 in Oss, Holland.  She was born 28 May 1881 in Geffen, Holland, and died 05 February 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

Alexander van Oss and his wife, Elisabeth van Dilk had 4 children.

Rosa van Oss

Salli van Oss

Klara Herta van Oss

Regina Rosina van Oss

All, including spouses, children and grandchildren were murdered during the Holocaust.

SALLI VAN OSS:

Resided: Voltastraat 53, Amersfoort, Holland.

Occupation: Office Clerk.

Child of BETSIE VAN THIJN and SALLI VAN OSS is:

1.    BETTY ROSA VAN OSS, b. 12 January 1938, Amersfoort, Holland; d. 23 August 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

Duifje Hamburger

Het Joodsche Weekblad, 13 February 1942

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LOUIS MARCUS BEST was born 26 June 1879 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 10 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim. He married BRANCA HAMBURGER 25 July 1912 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of NATHAN HAMBURGER and HEINTJE PHILIPS. She was born 01 January 1881 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 10 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

Resided with family February 1941: Eerste Oosterparkstraat 40 I, Amsterdam, Holland.

LOUIS MARCUS BEST:

Occupation: Merchant, buyer.

Child of LOUIS BEST and BRANCA HAMBURGER is:

1.     MAGDALENA BEST, b. 26 April 1922, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 22 October 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim; m. ? SILAS.

Occupation: Hand work, artisan.

NATHAN HAMBURGER was born 29 July 1840 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 25 March 1907 in Amsterdam, Holland. He married HEINTJE PHILIPS

30 September 1863 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of ABRAHAM PHILIPS and KLARA ZIEKEOPPASSER. She was born 14 March 1839 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 21 April 1893 in Zeeburg, Amsterdam, Holland.

Children of NATHAN HAMBURGER and HEINTJE PHILIPS are:

1.     ABRAHAM NATHAN HAMBURGER, b. 19 September 1861, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 16 June 1931, Amsterdam, Holland.

2.     SARA HAMBURGER, b. 11 January 1863, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 04 May 1879, Amsterdam, Holland.

3.     JACOB HAMBURGER, b. 22 May 1864, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 26 July 1866, Amsterdam, Holland.

4.     KLARA HAMBURGER, b. 09 February 1866, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 20 August 1866, Amsterdam, Holland.

5.     DAVID HAMBURGER, b. 22 June 1867, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 22 February 1932, Amsterdam, Holland.

6.     ISAAC HAMBURGER, b. 19 February 1869, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 09 April 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

7.     AREND HAMBURGER, b. 01 January 1872, Amsterdam, Holland.

8.     KLARA HAMBURGER, b. 12 January 1874, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 22 June 1874, Amsterdam, Holland.

9.     MARGARETHA HAMBURGER, b. 26 January 1875, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 04 August 1875, Amsterdam, Holland.

10.   CLARA HAMBURGER, b. November 1875, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 27 November 1878, Amsterdam, Holland.

11.   SOPHIA HAMBURGER, b. 03 September 1876, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 13 January 1877, Amsterdam, Holland.

12.   JACOB HAMBURGER, b. 17 October 1877, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 30 October 1944, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

13.   SARA HAMBURGER, b. 05 December 1879, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 14 March 1880, Amsterdam, Holland.

14.   BRANCA HAMBURGER, b. 01 January 1881, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 10 September 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

15.   ELISABETH HAMBURGER, b. 02 August 1883, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 11 December 1942, Auschwitz III, aka Monowitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

ABRAHAM NATHAN HAMBURGER was born 19 September 1861 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 16 June 1931 in Amsterdam, Holland. He married MARIANNE VEERMAN 11 February 1885 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of ARON VEERMAN and SARA PHILIPS. She was born 01 October 1866 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 08 May 1938 in Amsterdam, Holland.

ABRAHAM NATHAN HAMBURGER:

Occupation: Diamond Polisher.

Children of ABRAHAM HAMBURGER and MARIANNE VEERMAN are:

1.     AREND (ARNOLD) HAMBURGER, b. 30 December 1885, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 06 September 1944, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

2.     DAVID HAMBURGER, b. 27 April 1892, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 13 March 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

DAVID HAMBURGER was born 22 June 1867 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 22 February 1932 in Amsterdam, Holland. He married HESTER BLOMMEKOPER 07 September 1887 in Rotterdam, Holland, daughter of ISAAC BLOMMEKOPER and HANNA HAAGMAN. She was born 17 June 1865 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 13 April 1940 in Amsterdam, Holland.

DAVID HAMBURGER:

Occupation: Diamond Merchant.

Child of DAVID HAMBURGER and HESTER BLOMMEKOPER is:

1.     HANNA HAMBURGER, b. 07 May 1890, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 19 November 1943, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

ISAAC HAMBURGER was born 19 February 1869 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 09 April 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

He married LOUISA KNOEK. She was born 30 May 1869 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 07 November 1924 in Amsterdam, Holland.

ISAAC HAMBURGER:

Occupation: Diamond dealer.

LOUISA KNOEK:

Lived at: Burmanstraat 12, Amsterdam, Holland.

Children of ISAAC HAMBURGER and LOUISA KNOEK are:

1.     RACHEL HAMBURGER, b. 10 June 1888, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 27 June 1946, New York, USA.

2.     HEINTJE HAMBURGER, b. 01 March 1890, Amsterdam, Holland.

3.     ELISABETH HAMBURGER, b. 17 July 1893, Amsterdam, Holland.

4.     LEA HAMBURGER, b. 07 November 1896, Paris, France.

JACOB HAMBURGER was born 17 October 1877 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 30 October 1944 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim. He married HENRIETTE STIBBE 22 May 1902 in Paris, France, daughter of DAVID STIBBE and DOROTHEE LICHTENSTEIN. She was born 16 March 1880 in Paris, France, and died 30 October 1944 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

JACOB HAMBURGER:

Occupation: Diamond Worker.

HENRIETTE STIBBE:

Lived at: Olympiaplein 18, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Dress Maker.

Child of JACOB HAMBURGER and HENRIETTE STIBBE is:

1.    ISABELLE HAMBURGER, b. 14 February 1903, Paris, France; d. 30 September 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

BRANCA HAMBURGER was born 01 January 1881 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 10 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim. She married LOUIS MARCUS BEST 25 July 1912 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of MOSES BEST and MAGDALENA OSSENDRIJVER. He was born 26 June 1879 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 10 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

LOUIS MARCUS BEST:

Resided with family February 1941: Eerste Oosterparkstraat 40 I, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Merchant, buyer.

Child of BRANCA HAMBURGER and LOUIS BEST is:

1.    MAGDALENA BEST, b. 26 April 1922, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 22 October 1942, Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim; m. ? SILAS.

MAGDALENA BEST:

Occupation: Hand work, artisan.

ELISABETH HAMBURGER was born 02 August 1883 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 11 December 1942 in Auschwitz III, aka Monowitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim. She married MEIJER HAKKERT 09 October 1907 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of SALOMON HAKKERT and BETJE ZWARENSTEIN. He was born 23 September 1875 in Waalwijk, Holland, and died 11 December 1942 in Auschwitz III, aka Monowitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

Auschwitz III, aka Monowitz: was established in 1942 at the site of the chemical factories of IG Farbenindustrie near the small village of Monowitz, which was located four kilometers from the town of Auschwitz.

The IG Farben company had independently selected this location around the same time that Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler decided in April 1940 to locate a new concentration camp in the town of Auschwitz. The most important factory at Monowitz was the Buna Werke, which was owned by the IG Farben company.

Of the three Nazi concentration camps located near the town of Auschwitz, the Auschwitz III camp was the most important to the Nazis because of it's factories which were essential to the German war effort. The Monowitz industrial complex was built by Auschwitz inmates, beginning in April 1941. Initially the workers walked from the Auschwitz main camp to the building site, a distance of seven kilometers. The decision to build chemical factories at Auschwitz transformed both the camp and the town. On February 2, 1941, Herman Göring ordered the Jews in the town to be relocated to a ghetto and German civilians moved into their former homes.

Auschwitz quickly went from a Jewish town of 12,000 inhabitants to a German town of 40,000 people, which included an influx of German engineers and their families. Both the main Auschwitz camp and the Birkenau camp were expanded in order to provide workers for the factories. Before Monowitz became a separate camp with barracks buildings the prisoners had to walk from the other camps to the factories.

The engineers lived in the town of Auschwitz after it was Germanised. Slave labour was used to maintain to the town after Himmler volunteered the services of the concentration camp inmates.

The Jews who were sent to Auschwitz and then assigned to work at Monowitz had a much better chance of survival because the factory workers were considered too valuable to send to the gas chambers, at least while they were still able to work.

The factories at Monowitz were built by the I.G. Farben company, which was attempting to produce synthetic rubber called Buna. The Polish village of Monowice, which was called Monowitz by the Germans, is located 4 kilometers from the site of the factories, which were on the east side of the town of Auschwitz.

Some of the old factory buildings are still standing, although now abandoned, while others are still in use as factories. The concrete wall around the factories with its distinctive curved posts strung with barbed wire can still be seen along the road from Auschwitz to the Krakow airport.

Because of its central location in Europe at a major railroad junction and the abundance of coal and other raw materials in the area, Auschwitz became an important location for German industry after Upper Silesia was incorporated into the Greater German Reich in 1939. Between 1942 and 1945, a network of 40 satellite camps was established in a wide area around Auschwitz. Some of these camps were administered by the Auschwitz III camp at Monowitz, but most were administered by the Auschwitz Stammlager as the main camp was called.

There were three categories of satellite camps: Aussenlager (external camp), Nebenlager (extension or sub-camp) and Arbeitslager (labor camp). Twenty-eight of these 40 satellite camps of Auschwitz were part of the German armaments industry. The Monowitz sub-camp was known as Bunalager (Buna Camp) until November 1943 when it became the Auschwitz III camp with its own administrative headquarters. Auschwitz III consisted of 28 sub-camps which were built between 1942 and 1944. This area of Upper Silesia was known as the "Black Triangle" because of its coal deposits. The Buna plant attracted the attention of the Allies, and there were several bombing raids on the factories.

MEIJER HAKKERT:

Resided with family April 1942: Van Boetzelaerlaan 6, Den Haag, Holland.

Child of ELISABETH HAMBURGER and MEIJER HAKKERT is:

1.    HENNY (ENNY) HAKKERT, b. 08 October 1919, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 02 July 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

HENNY (ENNY) HAKKERT:

Occupation: Violin teacher.

AREND (ARNOLD) HAMBURGER was born 30 December 1885 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 06 September 1944 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim. He married EMILIE MARIE NORDEN 19 December 1912 in Amsterdam, Holland. She was born 28 September 1888 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 06 September 1944 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

AREND (ARNOLD) HAMBURGER:

Resided with family April 1942: Amberboomstraat 37, Den Haag, Holland.

The police commissioner of the documentation service in The Hague requested on behalf of the Sicherheitsdienst that Arend Hamburger, residing at 37 Amberboomstraat in The Hague, be located, detained and brought to trial. He was suspected of having changed his place of residence without the required authorization. This description often referred to Jews who had gone into hiding.

Sicherheitsdienst:

The security and information service of the SS, better known as the SD.

The Jokos file reveals that a claim was lodged for compensation for valuables surrendered to the Lippmann-Rosenthal looting bank (L-claim, number 4689/14489).

Children of AREND HAMBURGER and EMILIE NORDEN are:

1.     MARIANA HAMBURGER, b. 28 September 1913, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 11 October 1994, Amsterdam, Holland.

2.     BETTY HAMBURGER, b. 16 January 1918, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 06 September 1948, The Hague, Holland.

DAVID HAMBURGER was born 27 April 1892 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 13 March 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim. He married SCHOONTJE WOLDER 27 April 1922 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of JUDA WOLDER and REGINA STIBBE. She was born 18 March 1893 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 13 March 1943 in Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

DAVID HAMBURGER:

Occupation: Merchant, Office Clerk.

Resided with family August 1942: Rollandslaan 21, Haarlem, Holland.

The Haarlem police commissioner requested that David Hamburger be located, detained and brought to trial. He had left his place of residence without the required authorization. This description often referred to Jews who had gone into hiding.

SCHOONTJE WOLDER:

The Haarlem police commissioner requested that Schoontje Hamburger-Wolder be located, detained and brought to trial. She had left her place of residence without the required authorization. This description often referred to Jews who had gone into hiding.

Child of DAVID HAMBURGER and SCHOONTJE WOLDER is:

1.    REGINA HAMBURGER, b. 05 February 1925, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 30 April 1943, Sobibor death camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

The Haarlem police commissioner requested that Regina Hamburger be located, detained and brought to trial. She had left her place of residence without the required authorization. This description often referred to Jews who had gone into hiding.

HANNA HAMBURGER was born 07 May 1890 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 19 November 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim. She married JACOB VAN MINDEN 17 October 1911 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of ABRAHAM VAN MINDEN and JUDITH DRUKKER. He was born 29 April 1887 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 02 July 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

JACOB VAN MINDEN:

Resided February 1941: Stadionkade 37 III, Amsterdam, Holland.

The Jokos file reveals that a claim was lodged for compensation for valuables surrendered to the Lippmann-Rosenthal looting bank (L-claim, number 8447/6860).

Children of HANNA HAMBURGER and JACOB VAN MINDEN are:

1.    ABRAHAM VAN MINDEN, b. 17 January 1913, Amsterdam, Holland.

2.    DAVID VAN MINDEN, b. 25 December 1915, Amsterdam, Holland.

RACHEL HAMBURGER was born 10 June 1888 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 27 June 1946 in New York, USA. She married (1) HARTOG VAN DER SLUIS. He was born 10 May 1886 in Den Bosch, Hertogenbosch, Holland, and died 17 April 1965 in Rotterdam, Holland. She married (2) JACQUES (JACK) BAMBERG 02 December 1908 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of DAVID BAMBERG and JUDIC DELDEN. He was born 11 March 1887 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 01 July 1964 in USA.

JACQUES (JACK) BAMBERG:

Occupation: Opera singer/actor.

Immigrated to the United States.

Jacques Bamberg left Rotterdam, Holland and arrived in New York City, USA on 18 September 1916; going to his brother, Mr. Emil BAMBERG, 1273 Webster Avenue, Bronx, New York, USA.

Jacques Bamberg was later known as: Jack Davenport.

Children of RACHEL HAMBURGER and JACQUES BAMBERG are:

1.    RACHEL BAMBERG.

2.    ISAAC LOUIS BAMBERG, b. 1909.

3.    THEO BAMBERG, b. 1911.

4.    LOUIZA BAMBERG, b. 1913.

ISABELLE HAMBURGER was born 14 February 1903 in Paris, France, and died 30 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim. She married AREND VEERMAN 11 October 1920 in Amsterdam, Holland, son of ABRAHAM VEERMAN and MARIANNE VEERMAN. He was born 14 July 1894 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 30 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

Parents of AREND VEERMAN were: ABRAHAM VEERMAN  born 09 September 1870 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 16 June 1933 in Amsterdam, Holland.  He married MARIANNE VEERMAN 07 January 1891 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of GODSCHALK VEERMAN and ROOSJE BEDDEKOPER.  She was born 02 November 1869 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 01 February 1943 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Oswiecim Poland – Holocaust victim.

ABRAHAM VEERMAN:

First cousin marriage with Marianne Veerman.

The Jokos file reveals that a claim was lodged for compensation for valuables surrendered to the Lippmann-Rosenthal looting bank (L-claim, number 12092/1679).

AREND VEERMAN:

Resided with family February 1941: Titiaanstraat 48 huis, Amsterdam, Holland.

Occupation: Merchant.

Child of ISABELLE HAMBURGER and AREND VEERMAN is:

1.     BRAM HARRY VEERMAN, b. 11 March 1922, Amsterdam, Holland; d. 23 February 1926, Amsterdam, Holland.

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Henriette Delia Hamburger

Henriëtte Delia Hamburger was part of the so called 'Gruppe Unbekannte Kinder', a group of more than fifty children the Nazis had not been able to identify. Under the Nazi regime, all children unable to be identified were automatically assumed to be Jewish. She had been betrayed with her brother on her hiding place in Amsterdam. Henriette Delia Hamburger was sent to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in October 1944 where she died of pneumonia at the age of 10 months old.

Parents had survived the war

One child living with its parents survived the war

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HARTOG KOPERBERG was born 19 June 1905 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 30 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married (1) SOPHIA DE BEER 15 August 1934 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of LEVIE DE BEER and ANTJE LEVIE.  She was born 23 March 1910 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 30 November 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married (2) ROSETTE JAS 30 October 1940 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of TOBIAS JAS and HANNA VELLEMAN.  She was born 23 June 1912 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died 26 July 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.

ROSETTE JAS:

Occupation: Seamstress.

HARTOG KOPERBERG:

Hartog Koperberg was the son of Leon Koperberg and Marianne Ricardo. He was first married to Sophia de Beer, then they later divorced. In October 1940, Hartog Koperberg married Rosette Jas. Her son from a previous relationship, Hans Jas, was taken into the family.

Parents of SOPHIA DE BEER were: LEVIE DE BEER born 18 January 1882 in Sappemeer, Groningen, Holland, and died 03 September 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland - Holocaust victim.  He married ANTJE LEVIE 13 July 1910 in Zuidland, Bernisse, Holland.  She was born 02 April 1879 in Zuidland, Bernisse, Holland, and died 06 February 1941 in Oss, zij, Holland.

LEVIE DE BEER:

Resided: Walstraat 30, Oss, Holland.

Levie de Beer

Levie de Beer was the son of Daniel de Beer and Ganna Salomons. On 13 July 1910 he married Antje Levie the daughter of Nathan Pinas Levie and Sophia Hartogs. Antje Levie was born in Zuidland, on 2 April 1879. She died in Oss on 6 February 1941. Levie de Beer and Antje Levie had four children: Daniel, Nathan Pinas, Ganna and Sophia. After several moves the family settled in Zuidland in 1914 where they lived at 120 Breedstraat. Next they moved to Heenvliet, then to Zwartewaal (where the eldest son Daniel died of a tumour on 15 August 1919) and then to Brielle. In 1927 the family moved to Oss where Levie opened a butcher shop on the Walstraat. Levie de Beer was a meat carver and cattle dealer.