Julia Lievendag-de Winter

Gendringen, 15 December 1900 – Sobibor, 4 June 1943

Reached the age of 42 years

Photos

Trouwfoto van Isaac en Julia Lievendag-de Winter

v.l.n.r: Getuige Roosje Lievendag, mw. de Winter, Isaac Lievendag, Julia de Winter en getuige Metha Lievendag

https://heemkunde.borneinbeeld.nl/stolpersteine-borne-steentjes-de-familie-lievendag-koppelsbrink-40/

Placed by
Aline Pennewaard
On 1 Aug 2010
With: Roosje Lievendag, Metha Lievendag, Rika de Winter-Heilbron, Julia Lievendag-de Winter, Isaac Lievendag
TracesOfWar
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Placed by
M.Blokhuis
On 25 Aug 2015
With: Isaac Lievendag, Julia Lievendag-de Winter, Josefine Regina Lievendag, Jacob Nathan Lievendag
Archief Stad Antwerpen Vreemdelingendossiers nr 177352

Placed by
Marie-José Keijzers
On 14 Nov 2016
Archief Stad Antwerpen Vreemdelingendossiers nr 177352

Placed by
Marie-José Keijzers
On 14 Nov 2016
Monument oorlogsslachtoffers Dinkelland

Placed by
M.Blokhuis
On 9 May 2020

Stories

Redactie Joods Monument

Biography 7 Apr 2016

About Julia Lievendag-de Winter

Julia was the daughter of Jacob and Rika de Winter.
Addition of a visitor of the website

This person is commemorated on a memorial in Borne. More information on this memorial can be found (in Dutch) on the website of the Nationaal Comité 4 en 5 mei.

M.Blokhuis

Addition 21 Jul 2015

Oorlogsslachtoffers gemeente Dinkelland

https://oorlogsdodendinkelland.nl/slachtoffers/oude-gemeente-weerselo/lievendag-isaac/

Redactie Joods Monument

Addition 7 Apr 2016

Isaac Lievendag and his family

Isaac Lievendag was married to Julia de Winter. They had two children, Josefine Regina and Jacob Nathan. The family lived at 6 Weerseloschedwarsstraat in Borne. Isaac Lievendag was a butcher.

The mayor of Borne requested that Isaac Lievendag be located, detained and brought to trial. He had left the community of Borne without leaving a forwarding address and had not reported for forced labour at…

Marie-José Keijzers

Addition 14 Nov 2016