Amsterdam, – Midden-Europa,
Reached the age of 43 years
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Wedding of Marianne Mok-Peereboom and Levie Mok. Group photo: from left to right Jette Peereboom (sister), Alida Peereboom-Peeper (mother), Judith Peeper (half visible) (aunt), Dina Debora Mok-Potharst (aunt), Debora Croese-Peeper (aunt), Vogeltje Deutz (aunt), Reintje Winnik-Peereboom (aunt), Rachel Kops-Peeper (aunt), granddad Levie Peereboom (with mustache), Jacob Mok (brother), the bride Marianne Peereboom, the groom Levie Mok, the brides maid in front Roza Dina Mok (niece), the other standing brides maid unknown, Flora Coster-Mok (sister) and at the right (granddad) Philip Mok.
Marianne Mok-Peereboom together with Levie Mok. Cut out from the group photo made 3 June 1936 at the occasion of their wedding in Amsterdam.
Levie Mok. Cut out from group photo of the wedding of Levie Mok to Marianne Peereboom on 3 June 1936.
Marianne Peereboom was a daughter of Gerrit Peereboom and Alida Peeper and a sister of Jette Peereboom, who married Mozes Blog in November 1942 in Camp Westerbork. Marianne was born on 24 December 1904 in Amsterdam and worked as a raincoat seamstress. On 3 June 1936 she married Levie Mok in Amsterda…
Alida Peeper was the mother of Marianne Peereboom. Jette Peereboom was a sister of Marianne Peereboom. Addition of a visitor of the website According to a list with shops of Jewish owners, compiled by the Amsterdam police in 1940, this family had a greengrocery, address: Retiefstraat 21 in Amsterda…
The period from 28 August to 12 December 1942 was known as the so-called Cosel period . Deportation trains made a stopover at the freight station of Cosel , located 80 km west of Auschwitz. During that stop, boys and men who were considered fit for work by the Germans , were usually forcibly separ…
Jewish tradespeople such as bakers, hairdressers, butchers, fishmongers, grocers, etc. received a special exemption (Sperre), so that the Jewish population could continue to use the tradespeople. As the number of Jewish residents of Amsterdam shrank due to the deportations, these exemptions were can…
Gevonden documenten uit het onderzoek Markt voor Joden '41-'43. Datum ongeveer 1/11/1941 niet op Joods monument. Berthold Joseph 27/8/1895 Alfred Po…
Retiefstraat 21 huis, Amsterdam Visit location page
