Philip de Beer

With effect from 1 September 1941, Jewish children were only allowed to visit schools that were exclusively intended for Jewish children. Schools for Jewish pupils and students only were set up in all parts of the country. Only Jewish staff could be assigned to these schools. In The Hague on 15 October 1941 the Jewish Lyceum was opened at Fisherstraat 135. This Jewish Lyceum continued until Novemb…

Naatje Lisser was a daughter of David Lisser and Rosa de Hond. 3 December 1919 she married Philip de Beer in Amsterdam, a son of Leendert de Beer and Sara Lisser. 19 June 1920 their daughter Sara was born there.

23 September 1929 the family moved from Amsterdam to Den Haag, were they first were registered at the address Tamarindestraat 56 2^nd floor; in 1934 they moved to Galileistraat 84 and p…

In addition, a Jokos file (number 11681) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.