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woman‎Neeltje Olff‏‎ [I120933]‎
Dochter van Johan Nicolaas Olff en Neeltje Seip‏.
Geboren ‎6 okt 1894 (6 Tishrei 5655) Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Nederland‎, bron: Gezinskaart Rotterdam E (Abraham van Dam 23-06-1892).
Overleden ‎3 nov 1952 (15 Cheshvan 5713) Hilversum, Noord-Holland, Nederland‎, leeftijd 58 jaar, bron: WIeWasWie (familieadvertenties) (Overlijden Nel van Dam - Olff dd. 3 nov. 1952).
Begraven ‎5 nov 1952 (17 Cheshvan 5713) Hilversum, Noord-Holland, Nederland Joodse Begraafplaats Hilversum, Vreelandseweg, bron: WIeWasWie (familieadvertenties) (Overlijden Nel van Dam - Olff dd. 3 nov. 1952)

Gehuwd ‎1 apr 1915 (17 Nisan 5675) Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Nederland, leeftijd 20 jaar, bron: WieWasWie (huwelijken) (Abraham van Dam x Neeltje Olff Rotterdam 1915/ pag. d82v) (33 jaar gehuwd) met:

man‎Abraham van Dam‏‎ [I120932]‎, leeftijd bij huwelijk 22 jaar
Zoon van Mozes van Dam en Rosetta van Ploeg‏.
Geboren ‎23 jun 1892 (28 Sivan 5652) Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Nederland‎, bron: Rotterdam Stadsarchief (geboorten) (Abraham van Dam Rotterdam 1892/3683 pag. f135v).
Overleden ‎8 apr 1948 (28 Adar II 5708) Hilversum, Noord-Holland, Nederland‎, leeftijd 55 jaar, bron: WieWasWie (overlijdens) (Abraham van Dam Hilversum 1948/233).
Beroep: onderwijzer, bron: Gezinskaart Rotterdam E (Abraham van Dam 23-06-1892)
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woman‎Anna Rosa van Dam‏‎ [I120934]‎
Geboren ‎15 sep 1916 (17 Ellul 5676) Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Nederland‎, bron: Gezinskaart Rotterdam E (Abraham van Dam 23-06-1892).
Overleden ‎8 sep 2010 (29 Ellul 5770) Jerusalem, Israel‎, leeftijd 93 jaar, bron: Geni (beheerder Abraham Drukker en Robert M)
The Righteous Among The Nations

Florissen FAMILY Florissen Wibo

Rescue Story Florissen, Wibo In November 1943, Ans van Dam, a Resistance activist, offered to hide and care for three-year-old Miriam Dasberg, the daughter of Rabbi Nathan Dasberg of Hilversum. Twenty-five-year-old Ans, the daughter of a non-Jewish mother and a Jewish father who were friends of the Dasbergs, was a medical student. She took the young girl to a temporary lodging in Amsterdam. However, the place had proved to be a trap and Ans’s only concern was to escape with Miriam as quickly as possible. She contacted Mrs. Muurling* and arranged for 20-year-old Wibo Florissen and 17-year-old Hein Robert Korpershoek* to try to rescue the child. They went to the lodging in Amsterdam, disguised in hats and long coats, knocked at the door and shouted loudly for the occupants to open up, just as the German soldiers would have done. Wibo, acting especially forcefully, instructed the woman to wake the girl, dress her, and prepare her to be taken away. The operation was successful. They rescued the little girl and brought her back to Ans, who was waiting for them nearby. One week later Ans was arrested and then deported to Auschwitz, and from there transferred to other camps. Serving in the medical corps, she managed to survive the war. On October 11, 1987, Yad Vashem recognized Wibo Florissen as Righteous Among the Nations., bron: Geni (beheerder Abraham Drukker)


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