Henny Mimi de Vries

The Police Commissioner of Amersfoort requested that Henny Mimi de Vries, living at the Kamp 16b in Amersfoort, be located, detained and brought to trial. She was suspected of having changed her place of residence without the required authorization. This description referred to Jews who had gone into hiding.

The family De Vries (parents and two daughters: Henny Mimi and Meta) were among the first…

We have been unable to determine whether one or more members of this family survived the war. While their names do not appear on the lists of survivors, we have not been able to trace them in In Memoriam either. They are therefore labeled as 'surviving' and their names are not listed.

In addition, a Jokos file (number 3274) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject …

Een uitgebreid portret van de zusjes Henny Mimi en Meta de Vries, inclusief foto’s, is te vinden in het boek van Channa Kalmann, Hun namen niet vergeten: Herdenkingsstenen Amersfoort (Amersfoort 2019) 88-95.