Amalia, Samuel, Henriëtte, Robbie and Loekie de Winter - Tiel (NL)
Posted by: Axel-F
N 51° 53.191 E 005° 26.247
31U E 667743 N 5751224
5 stolpersteine of Family De Winter at Jodenstraatje 1 in the center of Tiel.
Waymark Code: WM1572J
Location: Gelderland, Netherlands
Date Posted: 10/28/2021
Views: 3
Text on the Stolpersteine:
HIER WOONDE
AMALIA DE WINTER
GEB. 1898
GEDEPORTEERD 1943
WESTERBORK
VERMOORD 22.10.1943
AUSCHWITZ
HIER WOONDE
SAMUEL DE WINTER
GEB. 1879
GEDEPORTEERD 1943
KAMP VUGHT
VERMOORD 11.6.1943
SOBIBOR
HIER WOONDE
HENRIËTTE DE WINTER-POLAK
GEB. 1897
GEDEPORTEERD 1943
KAMP VUGHT
VERMOORD 11.6.1943
SOBIBOR
HIER WOONDE
ROBBIE DE WINTER
GEB. 1928
GEDEPORTEERD 1943
KAMP VUGHT
VERMOORD 11.6.1943
HIER WOONDE
LOEKIE DE WINTER
GEB. 1934
GEDEPORTEERD 1943
KAMP VUGHT
VERMOORD 11.6.1943
SOBIBOR
Sam de Winter ran a suitcase and leather goods business with his wife Jet. He had a lot of administrative experience and was therefore appointed as a local representative of the Jewish Council. The couple were deported to camp Vught on 9 April 1943 with their two sons Robbie and Loekie.
Robbie de Winter was the eldest son of Sam and Henriëtte de Winter. In October 1941 he attended the Joods Lyceum in Den Bosch. In June 1943 he was deported to Sobibor on the so-called children's transport from camp Vught via camp Westerbork. He was fourteen years old. See also Sam de Winter.
Loekie de Winter was the youngest son of Sam and Henriëtte de Winter. In June 1943 he was deported to Sobibór with the so-called children's transport from camp Vught via camp Westerbork. He was nine years old. See also Sam de Winter.
Maaltje de Winter worked at the De Betuwe jam factory and lived with her brother and sister-in-law Sam and Jet de Winter. She went into hiding but was eventually deported.
source:https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lijst_van_Stolpersteine_in_Tiel
Deported to: WESTERBORK
KAMP VUGHT
Year/Jahrgang: Not listed
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