Andries de Rosa

After finishing primary school, Andries de Rosa became a diamond cutter. He was musically talented and felt drawn to expressions of art and social questions from an early age. With a few friends (Israël Querido, Emanuel Querido, Jacques Dreese) he founded a cultural group and a sports club.

When he turned eighteen, he turned his back on the diamond trade and settled in Paris as a musician. He got…

Andries and Delphine de Rosa had five children, of which four resided at another address. Three children survived the war.
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In addition, a Jokos file (number 31034) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.

Een overlevende schoondochter van Andries en Delphine de Rosa-Dreese werd in 1943 gefotografeerd door de fotografe Annemie Wolff. Meer over het echtpaar De Rosa-Dreese is te lezen in onderstaand boek.
Tamara Becker en An Huitzing, Op de foto in oorlogstijd: Studio Wolff, 1943 (Eindhoven 2017) 160, 162-163.