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Duifje van der Sluis

Rotterdam, – Auschwitz,

Reached the age of 54 years

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Biography

About Duifje van der Sluis

Duifje van der Sluis was a daughter of Enoch van der Sluis and Hester van Wittene. She was married in Rotterdam on 30 March 1910 to Levie van Dam, a son of Herman van Dam and Alida Cohen. Duifje and Levie had eleven children together. Four of them have died at a very young age. According to data from his family registration card, her son Herman presumably have fallen in action in Spain in the 1930…

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Duifje van der Sluis and her family

In addition, a Jokos file (number 61482) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.

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Address & residents

Address in April 1942

De Gheijnstraat 94 a, Den Haag

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Residents

Duifje van der Sluis
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Hartog van Dam
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Sibilla van Dam
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Family

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Parents

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Hester van der Sluis-van Wittene Mother
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Siblings

Hartog van der Sluis Sister
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Truitje Stad-van der Sluis Sister
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Belia van der Sluis Sister
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Hijman van der Sluis Brother
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Dina de Vries-van der Sluis Sister
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Duifje van der Sluis
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Levie van Dam Husband
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Children

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Maurits van Dam Son
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Hartog van Dam Son
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Sibilla van Dam Daughter
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Herman van Dam Son Added by a user
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Other family members

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