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Maurits BLOMHOF, birth 14 Nov 1867 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland, died 5 Aug 1945 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland, occupation: Slager (butcher), son of Meijer BLOMHOFF and Fanny HERTZDAHL
Married 10 Jun 1900 Lekkerkerk, Zuid-Holland, Nederland to: Carolina VAN DER HEIM, birth 3 Sep 1868 Lekkerkerk, Zuid-Holland, Nederland, died 21 Nov 1955 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland |
| 1) Meijer BLOMHOFF, birth 30 Apr 1901 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland, died 3 Dec 1942 Auschwitz, Polen, occupation: Slager (butcher) |
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2) Nathan BLOMHOFF, birth 6 Aug 1902 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland, died 29 Apr 1972 Brussel, Belgie Nathan Blomhoff (in sources also spelled Blomhof) was a commercial representative in Tilburg, but moved to Uccle near Brussels, where he had a big shop for electrical appliances, wireless apparatus, televion sets etc. He graduated in economics, wo rking for a Dutch firm holding several electronic shops, before starting on his own account. He wanted to escape to Switzerland, but was caught by the Germans. After he was released, with the help of a friendly police officer, who left the cell ke ys within his reach. He succeeded to hide in Brussels. In hiding he posed as an Italian professor of music, always accompanied by a violin case. After his business being closed at the bidding of the occupier, one of the employees managed to hide the stock of the business and by gradually selling it, he supplied money for Nathan's subsistence. This meant however that after the liberation no thing was left over and that he had to start from stretch. He remarried in Brussels, but no details are given on this second marriage. He died in Brussels on Saturday morning the 29th of April 1972 in his car, after leaving his office, due to a heart attack. The car drove in a busy business street into a wall, with a dead driver at the wheel. Nathan was since 1965 president of the Ganenou Jewish school in Brussels to which he contributed generously. He was an active member of the Belgian Friends of the Hebrew University and Fonds de Solidarite. His name is memorized on a plaque in th e Belgian House on the Givat Ram campus of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He had an important influence on the developing Israeli electronic industry. Eva "disappeared" on 6 jul 1942. As told she was studying music in Paris when the Germans invaded. In the early 1960 Nathan remarried a widow with 2 daughters, who survived him. (Extracted from sources:-Brabantse leeuw-1999, American Jewish Year Book 1974-1975, information supplied by Raymond Kann) to: Eva DE JONGH, birth 29 Jul 1904 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland, died VR 1945 Onbekend, daughter of Samuel DE JONGH and Regina BIEDERMANN |
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3) Bernard BLOMHOFF, birth 5 Dec 1904 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland, died 25 Jul 1977 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland, occupation: Slager en koopman (butcher and merchant))
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Marianne TRIJBETZ, birth 18 Dec 1907 Alkmaar, Noord-Holland, Nederland, died 13 MEI 1997 Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Nederland, daughter of Levi TRIJBETZ and Selma JACOBS |