Eliazer Gompers

Eliazer Gompers (1941)

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Holidays in Bergen, 1938. In this picture sitting from left to right Lucie Barmes-Rueff, Herman Frijda, Marie Frijda-Homeijer, Jeanne Gompers-Barmes, and in the sunbed  Rebecca Gompers-Zwaab. Standing from left to right Philip Gompers and his father Eliazer Gompers. (Photo by Joseph Barmes)

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Eliazer Gompers and Rebecca Gompers Zwaab on holiday in Zandvoort, summer 1910. On the left an unknown girl, then their son Philip Gompers, aged 3 and on the right their daughter Anna, 1½ years old.

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Eliazer Gompers - summer 1910 (cut out)

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The house Nieuwe Keizersgracht 56, with on the 2nd floor the residence of Eliazer Gompers and his family. He is standing and looks out of the window, presumably at the photographer who was imaging the canal and the buildings. Photo 1941.

Original photograph (NK56-1941003A) from the Beeldbank of the City Archive of Amsterdam. This adapted picture is from a private collection.

With a diamond, Eliazer Gompers scratched his signature in one of the windows of his residence Nieuwe Keizersgracht 56, before they were deported in 1943. This window with his signature today still excists.

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