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Hartog Gompers

Amsterdam, – Sobibor,

Reached the age of 69 years

Occupation: Merchant

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Biography

About Hartog Gompers and his family.

Hartog Gompers was a son of Philip Barend Gompers and Heintje Jacob Boas. Seven of the eleven children of this couple have been killed during the Holocaust. Hartog himself but also his siblings Mietje, Sara, Esther, Levie, Eliazer and Clara. Hartog was born 5 April 1874 in Amsterdam but according to the enlisting register of the Militia, he was exempted from the military service in the National Mi…

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Address & residents

Address in February 1941

Volkerakstraat 35 I, Amsterdam

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Residents

Head of Pardovitch and his family survivor
Partner of Pardovitch and his family survivor
Child of Pardovitch and his family survivor
Hartog Gompers
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Johanna Levie Gompers-van Berg
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Family

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Parents

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Unknown parent

Siblings

 Eliazer Gompers Brother
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Levie Gompers Brother
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Clara Gompers Sister
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Esther Gompers Sister
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Sara Gompers Sister
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Mietje Kokernoot-Gompers Sister
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Hartog Gompers
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Johanna Levie Gompers-van Berg Wife
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Children

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Henriëtte Levy-Gompers Daughter
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Hendrika Pardovitch-Gompers Daughter survivor Added by a user
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Other family members

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Child of Pardovitch and his family survivor
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Partner of Pardovitch and his family survivor
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Head of Pardovitch and his family survivor