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Salomon Hoogstraal, birth 28 OKT 1877 Uithuizen,GR, died 28 MEI 1943 Sobibor,pl, Extermination camp, occupation: Reiziger borstelwerk, son of Hartog Hoogstraal and Geertje Nieweg Last address: Amsterdam Uithoornstraa 37 1hg (Amsterdams Stadsarchief) Place (family): Assen naar Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Meerhuizenplein 18 I, Uithoornstraat 37 1 hg Married 13 OKT 1902 Assen,DR to: Carolina Bernard, birth 19 Apr 1879 Groningen,GR, died 28 MEI 1943 Sobibor,pl, Extermination camp, daughter of Ephraim Bernard and Frouke van Hessen |
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1) Geertje Hoogstraal, birth 20 Sep 1903 Groningen,GR, died 16 Jul 1942 Auschwitz,pl, Concentration camp
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Hartog van der Hal, birth 9 Nov 1902 Warffum,GR, died 30 Sep 1942 Auschwitz,pl, Concentration camp, occupation: Deputy-clerk PTT (like BT) Last address: Amsterdam Uithoornstraat 37 1hg |
| 2) Ephraim Hoogstraal, birth 23 Jun 1905 Groningen, died 27 Aug 1943 Auschwitz, Polen, occupation: Reiziger |
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3) Frouke Hoogstraal, alias: Freda, birth 16 Jan 1907 Groningen, died 15 Apr 1995 Kaapstad, Zuid-Afrika
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Abraham van Gelder, alias: Bram, birth 19 OKT 1900 Amsterdam, died 29 Nov 1943 Kangean eilanden, Indonesie https://www.joodsmonument.nl/nl/page/237861/abraham-van-gelder Abraham van Gelder overleed toen hij als krijgsgevangene werd getransporteerd op het Japanse schip de 'Suez Maru'. |
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4) Hartog Hoogstraal, birth 12 Nov 1908 Assen, died 16 Dec 1944 Dachau, Duitsland, occupation: Schoenmaker, marktkoopman
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Alida Vreeland, birth 11 Aug 1900 Amsterdam, died 13 Nov 1942 Auschwitz, Polen |
| 5) Simon Hoogstraal, birth 10 Aug 1910 Assen, died 16 Jul 1943 Sobibor, Polen, occupation: Magazijnbediende, reiziger |
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6) Paulina Jansje Hoogstraal, birth 7 MRT 1913 Assen, died 16 Jul 1943 Sobibor, Polen
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Richard Jacob, birth 5 Sep 1910 Geldern, Duitsland, died 16 Jul 1943 Sobibor, Polen, occupation: Bontwerker |
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7) Grietje Schoontje Hoogstraal, birth 3 Jul 1915 Assen, died 19 Nov 1943 Auschwitz, Polen
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Jacob Duizend, birth 19 MEI 1915 Amsterdam, died 31 MRT 1944 Auschwitz, Polen, occupation: Kantoorbediende en vertegenwoordiger |
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8) Abraham Hoogstraal, birth 18 MEI 1917 Assen, died 24 Aug 1944 Schwarzheide, Duitsland, occupation: Koopman
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Esther Scheffer, birth 5 Nov 1917 Amsterdam, died 31 MEI 1945 Bergen-Belsen, Duitsland, occupation: Coupeuse |
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9) Jette Rachel Hoogstraal, birth 29 Jul 1920 Assen, died 8 Nov 1998 Kibboets Givat Brenner, Israel, occupation: Verpleegster http://db.yadvashem.org/righteous/family.shtmll?language=en&itemId=4015075 Gorissen, Lambertus Before the war, Lambertus Gorissen and Raphael (Raf) Silberberg were both scouts in Arnhem, Gelderland, and became good friends. In 1942, Raf got married and moved to Amsterdam. When it became clear that the Jews of Amsterdam would have to go int o hiding, Raf&Aelig;s father asked Lambertus if he would shelter Raf and his wife, Jette Rachel Silberberg-Hoogstraal. Lambertus agreed and went personally to Amsterdam to pick them up. Lambertus returned with them to Arnhem by train though it was forbi dden for Jews to use public transportation. On their arrival in Arnhem, Lambertus escorted each refugee to a different address. Raf was soon betrayed, discovered, and deported. Jette was taken to Bep and Gerrit van der Burg*, with whom she remaine d until the end of the war. While Jette was in hiding, Lambertus stayed in touch with her. He regularly delivered food coupons to the van der Burgs, and gave Jette moral support. At the end of 1944, when Jette was forced to leave her hideout, Lamb ertus transferred her to his parents&Aelig; home, in a different part of Arnhem. The journey was fraught with danger. Soon after the birth of their child, Bep and Gerrit invited Jette back to their home. Again, Lambertus escorted Jette on the treacherou s journey. During the war, Lambertus also worked as a courier between the Utrecht and Arnhem sections of the UKC* for six weeks. His task was to accompany children to their hiding places. In addition to this, Lambertus would regularly deliver th e food coupons he had obtained from Paul Terwindt* to between six and eight addresses where children were in hiding. Lambertus believed it was a natural instinct to help people in need. After the war, Jette Silberberg (later Yael Lanir) move d to Israel. She remained in contact with Lambertus. On February 6, 1986, Yad Vashem recognized Lambertus Gorissen as Righteous Among the Nations. to: Heinrich Rafael Silberberg, birth 4 Dec 1920 Berlijn, Duitsland, died 10 Nov 1942 Mauthausen, Oostenrijk |