Betsie Frankenhuis was the youngest Jewish victim of Haaksbergen. In front of the primary school where she went to as a child, there is placed a small statue which shows Betsie as the young girl who is happily walking home. Another statue shows a figure of an old woman who waits for her grandchildren. But this has never happened. The statue was placed on initiative of the organisation Berith Sjal…
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The five children of Salomon Jonas Frankenhuis and Johanna Falkenstein from left to right: Jonas Jacob, a cousin who survived the war, Jacob, Henriëtte (Jetje), Betsie and Julia HenriëtteR. Geritz-Kosten en L. Karseboom, Dorp in de mediene. De geschiedenis van de joodse gemeenschap in Haaksbergen (Zutphen, 1999) 152.
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Butcher shop of the brothers Salomon and Jacob FrankenhuisR. Geritz-Kosten en L. Karseboom, Dorp in de mediene. De geschiedenis van de joodse gemeenschap in Haaksbergen (Zutphen, 1999) 154.
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