Samuel van Tijn was the son of Mozes van Tijn and Debora Roosje van Tijn-Engelschman. Samuel van Tijn grew up in a family with six children. In 1924 his father died. Both his mother as four brothers and sisters didn't survive the war.
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Buchenwald Lijst 6 mannen 291-350 Razzia feb 1941
Bron Arolsen Archieven, 1 Incarceration Documents / 1.1 Camps and Ghettos / 1.1.5 Buchenwald Concentration Camp / 1.1.5.1 List Material Buchenwald / Reports detailing changes concerning prisoners in Concentration Camp Buchenwald (men), 1938 /
Placed byWith: Hijman Simons, Jacob Slap, David Sluis, Aron Smeer, Isaäc Smit, Israël Spanjar, Mozes Spreekmeester, Marcus Springer, Elkan Spijer, Izak Swaab, Jacob Swaab, Jozef de Swaan, Simon Swaap, Barend Swart, Jesaya Swart, Joseph Schelvis, Louis Schelvis, Louis Schenkkan, Mozes Schelvis, Nathan Schelvis, Albert Scholte, Arie Schouten, Hermann Schrijver, Heinrich Schulman, Elkan Schuijer, Alfred Schwifcz, Izak Joel Stad, Mozes Stein, Abraham Sterk, Bernard Sternfeld, Abraham Salomon Stodel, Isaac Tak, Hartog Tas, Karel Tertaas, Samuel van Tijn, Hendrik Tonninge, Liepman Trijtel, Mozes Troeder, Salamon Tuchner, Hartog Vas Dias, Frederik Karel Veerman, Salomon Verdooner, Louis Vieijra, Meier Vieijra, Samuel Vieijra, David Vischschraper, Salomon Vischschraper, Hartog Visjager, David Viskoper, Eliazer Viool, Isaac de Vos, Machiel Vreeland, Alexander de Vries, Emile Kets de Vries, Jacob de Vries, Joseph de Vries, Nathan de Vries, Philip de Vries, Samuel de Vries, Joseph Visser
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