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K.J. Dijkstra
2 years
(1/n) Very regularly @AuschwitzMuseum posts a tweet about a Czech child, or one of their relatives, who is on this school photo. A photo taken in 1942. According to Frank Bright, marked with the arrow, many of the children were dead 2 weeks after this photo was taken.💔😢 ⬇️
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(1/10) On 21-04-1896 Truus Wijsmuller (born Meijer) was born. Truus Wijsmuller, the woman who, with her 'big mouth', saved 10.000 Jewish children. It starts in 1933, when Hitler came to power. She travels to Germany to pick up relatives of Jewish acquaintances.
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(1/n) 127 years ago Truus Meijer was born on 21-04-1896. This time not a victim of the Nazi's but a brave woman who stood up against them. And by doing that she saved more than 10.000 Jewish children. And the sad thing is that so many people, even Dutch, never heard of her. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Lovely little Eva (7yr).🥺 She was the daughter of Simche, born 06-09-04 (Ebensee 25-07-45) and her surviving mother. She had 2 siblings: -Liane,12-11-38 ( Auschwitz, Feb 1944) (5yr) -Surving brother(?) Simche, Eva and Lianne we Must and Will remember you!!! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) This poor little girl was the daughter of Salomon, born 08-11-1913 and Ruth Eva Baruch nee Horn (Dortmund), born 20-04-1919. They lived in Amsterdam. They were deported on 16-07-1942. Eva probably killed together with little Alida. ⬇️
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(10/10) In 2017 a documentary "Truus' children" has been made about her and the children she saved. Trailer: In 1966 she was named as Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem. A real (underrated) heroine.🕯️❤️🕯️ She passed away on 30-08-1978
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@AuschwitzMuseum And another little princess.💔 Klara was the daughter of Anna nee Kirschner (survived) and Deszo, born 22-03-1907. Deszo was in a forced labor battalion and died in Harka on 28-02-1945. Info on the forced labour: Klara An Deszo, we will remember😢💔🕯️✡️
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(1/n) Andrée Geulen was a teacher in a school in Brussels. One day, summer of 1942 some of her students arrived at school with the compulsory yellow star on their clothes. Until that time Geulen hadn't paid attention to the anti-Jewish measures and the persecution of the Jews. ⬇️
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(1/13) #OTD in 1896, Truus Meijer was born in Alkmaar, the Netherlands. Not a victim of the Nazi's but a brave woman who stood up against them. And by doing that she saved more than 10.000 Jewish children. The sad thing is that so many people, even Dutch, never heard of her ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) This poor little baby was the daughter of Kalman, an agriculturist, born 28-05-1900 and Vera nee Burgida. Kalman was deported from Auschwitz to Dachau where he died in April 1945. Mother Vera was a survivor.🕯️♥️🕯️ ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) Just 4 months "old"!!!😢💔 And her brother Janos, born 25-02-1940, was only 4 years old. They were the children of György and Anna nee Schreiber, born 26-10-1916. They were deported on 04-07-1944. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Poor lovely girl. Pictures of happier times. I tried to find out who your parents were, but unfortunately there is nothing... In the Yad Vashem database there is no other person with the familyname Szterck. Huguette Szterck we will remember you and your happy face!😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum I always wonder how your life would have turned out if... Dear Anne, we will never forget you.😢💔🕯️✡️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1 of 2) Poor little princess with all of your puppets.🥺 She was the daughter of Fritz, born 30 May 1910 (Bielitz, Poland) and Mina Lisa, born 09-03-1914 (Czernowitz, Ukraine). To escape the Germans they've been in Austria, Czech Republic and the Netherlands were it ended.... ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum She has such a gentle face. 😢♥️🕯️ Edith was born in Berlin, Germany. In this link some info about the Stolpersteine (stumbling stones) in Berlin to honour her.
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) What a cute little fellow, just 5 years 'old'. And he was not alone. He had a brother Simon Jacob, born 05-04-1936 (7yr). Just look at them?💔 Such a lovely boys. They were the sons of Jacob Leonard, 16-01-1910 and Alida nee de Paauw, 04-08-1908. ⬇️
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(1/n) Today Barend Kesnar, born on 08-11-1936, could and should be celebrating his 86th birthday. Barend📷 was the son of Sally, born 27-06-1915 and Roosje Kesnar nee Wurms, born 23-11-1915. He had 3 siblings: > Salomon📷 > Mietje📷 > Joseph (Sjef) ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Poor little princess.🥺 She was the daughter of Joel Nathan, 30-03-1910 and Jutta Rebekka Elfride nee Wahlburg, born 11-05-1912. Mom and daughter probably killed on arrival. Father died 30-09-1942. 📷1 Made during their marriage Poor family we will remember you! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (2/n) Salomon was selected in the camp (No 47938) and died 30-09-1942. Of the Baruch family all but 1 were killed. Only Israel Baruch, a child of Salomon's first marriage, survived the war. All the others on this picture did not.😢 ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum What a beautiful lovely little girl. Just look at her smile🥺 This is such a heartbreaking picture. This angel was the daughter of Eva, fate unknown to me and Imre, born 15-02-1912. He died 25-08-1944 in Ebensee, a subcamp of Mauthausen Beata & Imre, we will never forget! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum 1/8 The picture of Zděnek comes from this schoolpicture. From the almost 50 children at least 30 were killed. 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Another beautiful young girl. 🥺 She had at least 2 siblings: - Ervin, born 14-11-1932🥺 - Agnes who survived They were the children of Sandor and Jolan. Fate of the parents unknown to me! Livia and Ervin, I'm so sorry for you! We will remember you! 😢💔🕯️✡️
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(9/10) Her reaction after the war: "What I did was not enough. It was only about ten thousand children. How many millions died after that?" Wikipedia on Truus Wijsmuller: Story in The times of Isreal:
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(1/11) Thread: Today @AuschwitzMuseum posted a tweet about Henri Herscovici, who was murdered in Auschwitz. That Henri, born in Antwerp, was indeed gassed in Auschwitz😢, but the picture in the tweet is of another Henri Herscovici. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (2/2) They were all deported on 24-07-1942. Margaretha and her mum were probably both gassed after selection.😢 Salomon died just a few weeks later on 19-08-1942. Margaretha, we Must and Will remember you and your mommy and daddy, Wilhelmina and Salomon.😢💔🕯️✡️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Wikipedia has info on father Kowalski. In his last letter to his parents he wrote: "Do not worry about me; I am in God's hands. I want to assure you that I feel His help at every step. Despite the present situation, I am happy and completely at peace."
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) Little Ivor was the son of Annie nee Samuel, born 16-11-1916 (27yr) and Abraham, 19-09-1919 (25yr). Ivor was killed after arrival with his mum. Abraham died on 28-03-1945 in Germany. They wanted to escape to Belgium... ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/2) This poor little girl was the daughter of Salomon, born 08-11-1913 and Ruth Eva Baruch nee Horn (Dortmund), born 20-04-1919. They lived in Amsterdam. They were deported on 16-07-1942. Eva probably killed together with little Alida. ⬇️
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(1/n) In 1998 this picture was found when a picture frame was changed. It had been hidden there 60 years ago. It shows 22 children, in the age of 4-17 year. It was made behind the synagogue in Deventer. Some children are wearing the dreadful star. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Little Arnold ♥️ came to Auschwitz with his parents. Louis Lena van Emden 16-10-'10 (30-09-'42) Marika Julia van Emden-Hart 19-11-'17 (23-08-'42) Arnold was killed together with his mother. On this picture the parents on the day of there marriage. They should all be remembered!
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@AuschwitzMuseum György, what a happy smile. 🥺 He had a brother Andor, born 21-05-31 (12 yr) They were the beloved sons of Emanuel (fate unknown to me) and Sharlota, born 25-01-'08. Both boys and their mom were killed in June in Auschwitz. Sharlota, Andor, György you will be remembered! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Only 9 months. 😢 She was the baby of Joseph 4-4-'09 (Sobibor 23-7-'43) and Carolina 1-8-'10. She had a brother, Louis 30-1-'39 and a sister Malka 26-5-'40. Mother and children killed in Auschwitz on 11-3-'44. Joseph, Carolina, Louis, Malka and Sara, we shall remember you. 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1 of 4) Little Ivor was the son of Annie nee Samuel, born 16-11-1916 (27yr) and Abraham, 19-09-1919 (25yr). Ivor was killed after arrival with his mum. Abraham died on 28-03-1945 in Germany. They wanted to escape to Belgium... ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (2/n) Normally mothers with little children were also send to the gas chamber. But she survived because she handed little Gyurika to her own mother, so Gyurika's grandmother. The testimony Vera did for here little baby says "taken over by grandmother and never seen again."😢 ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1 of 3) Poor little Mirjam, you and your family lived 400 meters from my house. It can't get much closer...🥺 She was the daughter of Herbert, born 26-12-1903 and Bettina nee van Leeuwen, born 16-01-1916. Herbert was an advertising artist. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) And another little princess. 💔 Klara was the daughter of Anna nee Kirschner and Deszo, born 22-03-1907. Deszo was in a forced labor battalion and died in Harka on 28-02-1945. Info on the forced labour: ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Poor Katarzyna looks so gentle and not afraid at all. Although she knows her daughter is also in this horrible place... Katarzyna and Czeslawa, we will remember you! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) Oh my... What a lovely little girl, heartbreaking picture...😢 Margaretha was the daughter of Wilhelmina (Mientje) nee de Leeuw, born 15-05-1914 and Salomon, born 26-07-1910, who was a musician. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Just look at his face.🥺 Unbelievable. The beating he must have had before this picture was taken. He survived just 8 days which doesn't surprise me at all. Boos Feuer, you probably did something very brave which really upset the Germans. You will be remembered today! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Peter was the son of Arpad and Alice, fate of both unknown to me. On the second picture it's Peter with his grandparents from his father's side. Zofie, born 09-06-1875 and Adolf, born 05-09-1857. Zofie and Adolf are also killed at Auschwitz. Peter, Zofie and Adolf. 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) Poor little princess with all of your puppets.💔 She was called Dorie. She was the daughter of Fritz, born 30-05-1910 (Bielitz, Poland) and Mina Lisa, born 09-03-1914 (Czernowitz, Ukraine). They lived in Vienna, but after 'der Anschluss' they fled to the Czech Republic. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (2 of 2) In the Netherlands they lived in Rotterdam and from there to Maarsen (near Utrecht). They tried to escape to the USA but didn't have the money for it. Their sad story in Dutch: In (translated) English:
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@AuschwitzMuseum Just look at this poor man. He is just skin and bones. Must have been real brave men who haven beaten him up! 🥺😠 And it took just 6 days before... Wolf Kirschenbaum, I feel so sorry for you. We see you and we will remember you! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum And another little princess.🥺 Klara was the daughter of Anna nee Kirschner (survived) and Deszo, born 22-03-1907. Deszo was in a forced labor battalion and died in Harka on 28-02-1945. Info on the forced labour: Klara An Deszo, we will remember😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum "Leave the Christmas tree until we return", was the last wish from Tibor and Vera when on a cold January day in 1943 they had said a heavy goodbye to the foster parents Aksel and Astrid Kragset in the rectory on Nesjestranda. The rest of their sad story:
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) poor Marika was the daughter of Gabriela nee Frankel, born 08-09-1901 and Vilmosh, born 21-05-1901. Gabriela was deported to Auschwitz. Vilmosh was shot in one of the Kaufering sub camps of Dachau. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Hans and Sophie Scholl. 2 unbelievably brave young people. We will remember you!😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Danuta Terlikowska, we remember you as the brave woman you were. Standing up against the Germans as a resistance fighter. We will #NeverForget 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Poor little boy. 2 years.🥺 Just look at him! With his blond hair he would be the perfect Aryan. But because he was Jewish he was killed... His father was Levie, born 26-09-1912 and his mother Fela nee Bildner, born 30-12-1906. Levie, Fela and Alex we will remember you!😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (2/n) Anna was a survivor, but how she survived is unclear to me. Anna did not only lose her daughter and husband, but she also lost her mother Ilona Kirschner, born 12-02-1891😢 ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum This poor little thing was the daughter of Stefan, fate unknown to me and Juliana Yulia nee Koler, born 23-10-1899. Juliana was probably also gassed on arrival. 😢 Poor Evika, we will remember you and your mum Juliana! 😢💔🕯️✡️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1 of 2) Leon (just 4 months 'old'🥺) was the son of Henri, born 17-03-1911 and Frida nee Sussman, born 27-09-1913. Leon had an older brother Maurice, born 17-01-1937 (7yr), who was also on the same transport. Two beautiful innocent children.😢 ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum This beautiful little boy had a 8 year old sister, Eline Regina and a 7 year old brother. They were also killed by the Nazis! They should all be remembered!!! ♥️
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(1/10) Because of the tweet of @ferstl_roman about Ingeborg Wolfová I wanted to know the fate of all the other children. Sadly enough it's unbelievably tragic.😢 This picture shows the class of 1940/1941 on Federal Jewish Reform Grammar School in Brno.
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(1/n) Nathan was the son of Motel, born 11-11-1899 and Blima nee Sturm, born 27-04-1910. He had an older brother, Simon born 06-06-1932🥺 Nathan's parents and his brother Simon were deported from Drancy on 19-08-1942. For some reason Nathan was deported on 30-06-1944. ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Sweet little girl! Why??? She was the beloved daughter of Bandi, fate unknown to me and Klari Blima nee Benedek, born 19-03-13. Little Marta had a brother Robert, who was born Jan 1936. Just look at these children, 2 and 8 years 'old'.🥺 Klari, Robert & Marta!!!😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) This poor little princess, born 01-02-1942, was the daughter of David, born 26-09-1916 and Bertha nee Bollegraaf, born 19-05-1913. David died in Auschwitz on 18-08-1942. Bertha was probably gassed together with her little baby.😢
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(10/10) On 21-09-2021 Andrée turned 100📷! A longer story on Yad Vashem: Interview on Youtube: (subtitles can be generated in any language). Andrée Geulen, a real hero!
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@AuschwitzMuseum Three lovely children. 🥺 This is one of those pictures that... They were the children of Meijer, 05-07-'13 (Auschwitz, 31-01-'43) and Lena, 23-05-'14 (*) The Children: Jeanette, 4yr (*) Anne, 26-09-'36, 6yr(*) John, 25-01-'35, 7yr(*) (*)-Auschwitz 28-09-'42 Poor family..😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum And again someone who is smiling on a picture made in the hell on earth. Maria Wodja, you have such a happy and gentle face. I'm glad you survived and I sincerely hope you had a long and happy life! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Marianne Marika, again a lovely little princess! 😢 She was the daughter of Miklos, fate unknown to me, and Ella nee Fulop, born 17-06-1910. She had a little sister Nora, born 16-03-1942. Just 7 and 2 years 'old'... Poor girls, we'll remember you and your mum. 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum What an adorable little girl! 💔💔💔 She was the daughter of Lajos, fate unknown to me and Mantzi nee Bruk. Lovely little Evike, we will most certainly remember you and your mum Mantzi! 😢💔🕯️✡️ (Last picture was already colourized)
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@AuschwitzMuseum (2/n) Annie was 7.5 months pregnant when they were arrested on the train station and send to the jail in Den Bosch. There little Ivor was born on 13-11-1943. After a month they were sent to Westerbork and from there to Auschwitz... ⬇️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Poor little Gabor, what a lovely little boy you were. We will never, ever forget you! 😢💔🕯️✡️
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@AuschwitzMuseum Such a lovely little girl.😢 She was the daughter of Rachel Polak nee Jacobs, born 17-12-1908 who was probably killed together with her daughter. Father Emanuel, born 06-07-1905, died 30-09-1942 in Auschwitz. Esther, Rachel and Emanuel you must and Will be remembered! 😢💔🕯️
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@AuschwitzMuseum This little princess was the daughter of Pal, fate unknown to me and Lilla, born 01-02-1921. Judit had a little sister. Maria, born 09-04-1944. She was killed just a few weeks later.💔 Lilla, Judit and Maria. Today you will be remembered.😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
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@AuschwitzMuseum What a lovely little girl. 3 years 'old'😢 She was the daughter of Wilhelmina nee de Leeuw, 15-05-1914 & Salomon, 26-07-1910, who was a musician. They were all deported on 24-07-1942. Margaretha and her mum were probably gassed after selection. Salomon died 19-08-1942 😢💔🕯️
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (2 of 4) Annie was 7.5 months pregnant when they were arrested on the train station and send to the jail in Den Bosch. There little Ivor was born on 13-11-1943. After a month they were sent to Westerbork and from there to Auschwitz... ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
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@AuschwitzMuseum Irene, just 13, was the daughter of Abraham born 20-05-1897 and Victoria, born 25-11-1896. They were all 3 deported on 30-06-1944. Abraham, Victoria and Irene we shall remember you! 😢💔🕯️
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K.J. Dijkstra
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@AuschwitzMuseum Not even 4 years 'old'🥺 This poor little fellow was the son of Salomon, born 20-01-1906 (36) and Grete nee Rosenthal, born 22-05-1911 (31). Rudi and his mum killed on arrival 09-08-1942. Salomon died 30-09-1942. Salomon, Grete and little Rudi. Today you'll be remembered!😢💔🕯️
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum Lorand Zeev David was the son of Maximilian Moshe Meir, born 1907 and Jolanda Khaia Lea, born 03-06-1911. This whole lovely family died in Auschwitz. Lorand, Maximilian and Jolanda. We Will remember you today! 😢💔🕯️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (1/5) This little boy was the son of Levie (Lou), born 05-05-1908 and Elisabeth (Betty), born 22-03-1913. The family lived in Amsterdam. As the roundups became more and more frequent in 1943 they decide to go in hiding. At the address where Loy and Betty were hiding was... ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (2 of 2) The family lived in the same house as the mother of Frida, Anna Sussman. Anna Sussman, born 16-03-1888, was also on the same transport. A proud grandmother with her grandchild. Frieda, Henri, Maurice, Leon & Anna we will remember you! 😢💔🕯️
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K.J. Dijkstra
5 years
@AuschwitzMuseum @yadvashem First of all, what a beautiful girl. ♥️ Her full name was: Esther Fredericka Hettie Polak. But she was called Hettie. Her mother was Rachel Polak-Jacobs 17 dec '08 (29 jul '43). Her father was Emanuel Polak 6 jul '05 (30 sep '43) and was a furniture maker. Let's remember them all
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (2 of 2) This picture shows Eddy with his hiding parents Nico and Gerda Jansen (around 1943). Sadly enough these brave people couldn't save him.
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
(8/10) She is known to the Germans as "die verrückte Frau Wijsmuller" (the crazy Wijsmuller woman), because she helps Jews, for nothing. In 1943 she arranges that all children in #Westerbork receive a package at christmas. The list of her actions goes on and on.
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum This poor little princess wasn't even an year old. Only 8 months she was allowed to live! 😢 She was the daughter of Joseph, born 18-03-1910 and Roza nee Schoonhoed, born 17-08-1911. The older girl on the third picture was a cousin who luckily survived! Blok family! 😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum This little baby boy was the son of Aranka. Aranka, born 21-04-1925, was engaged to ??? She had another child, Anna born 10-10-1943. So: Anna: 6 months Robert: 1 year Aranka: 19 year 3 young lives destroyed for being Jewish.🥺 Aranka, Robert and Anna we'll remember you! 😢💔🕯️
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K.J. Dijkstra
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@AuschwitzMuseum (1/2) This little princess was the daughter of Nico, born 19-11-1910 and Suze nee Kogel, born 13-04-1909. 2nd 📷, Suze and Liesbeth on the right. They lived in Amsterdam. The family was in hiding with 4 other people but got betrayed and got 'arrested' on 22-09-1943. ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) Raphael and his little brother Martijn Franklin, born 05-11-1940 (3yr), were in hiding in children's home Zonneschijn (sunshine) in Zeist. Raphael's hiding name was Chris Koudijs. They were the sons of Kurt Altmann (1907-1979) and Grietje nee Bood (1911-1983). ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
(10/10) To me, photos like these emphasize the magnitude of the Holocaust much more than the number 6 million. Poor children and all your parents and other relatives, we may and will never ever forget! 😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum Frouke was born 22-19-1939. 2 children, Just 6 months and 2 years old.😢 They were the beloved children of Markus, 20-03-1913 and Esther nee Sacksionie, 26-04-1918. The family lived in Amsterdam. They were deported on 21-08-1943 arriving in Auschwitz on 22/23-08-1942. 😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) A 6 year 'old' innocent little girl.😢 She was the daughter of Cosman, born 11-09-1906 and Henriette nee de Vries, born 04-07-1910 and lived in Amsterdam. On 30-10-1942 they were all 3 deported from Westerbork to Auschwitz arriving there on 01-11-1942. ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
2 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) This is a picture I've seen a lot, but even if I had seen it once I will never forget this little cheerful boy💔 Istvan had a surviving half brother. (story in next tweet). The story is so sad. For example, prisoners told his mother (Livia) to give Istvan to grandmother ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
2 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (1/n) Sweet little angel. This picture is so utterly heartbreaking.💔 She was the daughter of Imre, born 15-02-1912 and Eva nee Shiposh, born 04-08-1915. Both Eva and Imre were selected into the camp. So Beáta was without her parents....😢💔 ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum Poor little girl.😢💔 She was the daughter of Tibor, fate unknown to me and Roszi nee Willheim, born 20-11-1912. Mother and daughter probably both gassed on arrival.😢 Emilia, we will remember you and your mum Roszi.
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum Stanislaw Pazurkiewicz, more than a year in that horrible place before they killed you. Just 21 years, you should have lived so many years... We see you and we will remember you! 😢💔🕯️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum 3 weeks before her third birthday. She was the daughter of Estera, born 02-02-1908 in Grodno, Poland and Mendel, born 08-11-1904 in Czestochowa, Poland. They were probably all 3 killed on arrival😢 Estera, Mendel and poor little Simone today we Must and Will remember you!😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum Liane and Eva were the children of Simche and surviving mother. They had a baby brother Al who survived and is living in the USA More info via this tweet. Reaction of brother Al:
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Al Munzer
4 years
@shannara77 @AuschwitzMuseum I am Eva's surviving brother, rescued by the Madna family and their nanny Mima Saina and reunited with my mother in August 1945.
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum Darling little Eszter is the daughter of Anna and Imre. Imre was born on 15-10-1915 and also died in Auschwitz. Anna survived and did the testimonies for her daughter and husband on Yad Vashem. Eszter, we will remember you and father Imre. 😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum Mother Alice also died. She was deported, together with Peter, to Theresienstad on 30-07-1942 and died there on 25-04-1943. So Peter was in Theresienstad till 23-10-1944 without his mum.🥺 Father Arpad died in Israel, so survived. Alice and Peter, I'm so sorry for you.😢💔🕯️
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K.J. Dijkstra
4 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (1/2) Ruth nee Mannheim was married to Robert Otto, who wasn't Jewish. Robert was a lawyer. They had 2 children, age 2 and 4 when their mother was killed. Ruth had been baptized as an Evangelical Lutheran in June 1933. They tried to emigrate to a non European country. ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum What a beautiful little princess.😢 Just 2 years 'old'. She was the daughter of Miklos, fate unknown to me and Ella nee Fulop, born 17-06-1910. She had an older sister Marianne Marika, born 12-01-1937 (7yr) Poor Ella, we will remember you and your adorable little girls. 😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
2 years
(1/n) 84 years ago, on 28-10-1938, the twins Lion and Alexander Gans were born in Delfzijl. They were the sons of Samuel, born 19-11-1897 and Frouktje nee van Dam, born 06-01-1904. Samuel and Frouktje got married on 09-09-1930. 📷3: birth announcements of the twins ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum This poor little baby was the sister of Evike Schvarc, born 08-05-1938. So Anna wasn't even 1 year and Evike was just 6 years "old".😢 They were the daughters of Menghert, fate unknown to me and Iren, born in 1911. Mother and daughters were killed in Auschwitz.😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
@AuschwitzMuseum (2/2) Mirjam was gassed on arrival with her mum.😢 Cosman was selected for labor and died 31-03-1944 in central Europe. So survived and endured about 16 months... Cosman, Henriette and Mirjam we Must and Will remember you!😢💔🕯️✡️
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K.J. Dijkstra
2 years
(1/n) This is a well-known picture of 3 Dutch Jewish girls. A picture taken in 1942 in Utrecht. The 2 blond girls are Sophie en Hadassa Wijzenbeek who, shortly after this picture was taken, went into hiding. But they were betrayed and were murdered in 1944 in Auschwitz.😡😢 ⬇️
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K.J. Dijkstra
3 years
(4/10) Eichmann thinks he is setting her an impossible task by giving her permission to travel with 600 children within five days on "Shabbat". Wijsmuller immediately went to the station to reserve trains. The parents, the Jewish organizations and Wijsmuller succeeded...
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