Lilli Bernhard was a daughter of Hans Bernhard Bernhard and Hilde Eisenheimer.
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On 2 April 1936 Lilli Bernard arrived as a German refugee in The Hague, where she lived with her parents. On 26 October the family moved to Groningen. From 9 February 1942 until 24 September 1942 she was a ward at the Paviljoen Loosdrechtse Rade youth aliyah home in Loosdrecht. She returned to Groningen because her parents wanted her to come home. Lilli Bernhard went into hiding; she was caught while in hiding.
F. van der Straaten, Om nooit te vergeten. Herinneringen en belevenissen aan/van Palestina-Pioniers in Nederland gedrurende de oorlogsjaren 1939-1945 (Mijnsheerenland, s.a.) 211
The mayor of Loosdrecht requested that Lilli Bernhard, a resident of Loosdrecht who had violated the regulations by changing her place of residence without permission, be located, detained and brought to trial. This description referred to Jews who had gone into hiding.
Algemeen Politieblad, nr 35, 3 September 1942, 997, notice 1722
More information on Lilli Bernhard can be found in Ineke Brasz e.a. De Jeugdalijah van het Paviljoen Loosdrechtsche Rade (Hilversum, 1987).
This person is commemorated on a memorial in Loosdrecht. More information on this memorial can be found (in Dutch) on the website of the Nationaal Comité 4 en 5 mei.