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Dutch Survivor Lists (ID: 27995)
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Description:
As a percentage, Dutch Jews probably perished at a higher rate than any other West European country. Prior to WWII, the community consisted of about 150,000 persons, including Jews who had fled there, primarily from Germany. 110,000 Jews were deported. About 5,000 returned, though a larger number survived in hiding either in the Netherlands or in other countries.
A substantial percentage of these registrants were born outside the Netherlands, primarily Germany, and there are significant numbers of persons born in Hamburg, Cologne, Berlin and other places, as well as smaller numbers from Austria, Poland and elsewhere.
A useful history of the Dutch Jewish community prior to, during and after the German occupation is provided in Dienke Hondius' Return: Holocaust Survivors and Dutch Anti-Semitism, (Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 2003).
This collection includes a number of lists obtained from the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam. The lists include survivors documented after the war in various locations. Survivors include those identified as Dutch along with others, mostly German Jews, who may have immigrated to the Netherlands after the war.
A substantial percentage of these registrants were born outside the Netherlands, primarily Germany, and there are significant numbers of persons born in Hamburg, Cologne, Berlin and other places, as well as smaller numbers from Austria, Poland and elsewhere.
A useful history of the Dutch Jewish community prior to, during and after the German occupation is provided in Dienke Hondius' Return: Holocaust Survivors and Dutch Anti-Semitism, (Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 2003).
This collection includes a number of lists obtained from the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam. The lists include survivors documented after the war in various locations. Survivors include those identified as Dutch along with others, mostly German Jews, who may have immigrated to the Netherlands after the war.
Credit:
JewishGen
List Type:
Index
Compiler:
- Beard, David
- Black, Bettie
- Brady, Sue
- Gilbert, Jay
- Goldberger, Suzanne
- Grossman, Edna
- Likholatnikova, Natasha
- Lindholm, Freija
- Manning, Natalie
- Maplesden, Joan
- Reich, Anneroos
- van Dijk, Anja
Index Date:
May 2011
Sex:
Male and Female
Language:
English
Number of Persons (Exact):
24133
Associated Place:
Netherlands
Notes:
Created from information in USHMM Holocaust Survivors and Victims reference collection, referenced as below in this index:
1 = AA0017
This "First Supplement to March 1945 list of Dutch survivors" consists of the names of 247 Jewish survivors located in Holland as of March 1945, presumably persons who had hid during the German occupation. It is the first supplement from a much larger list of Jews prepared by the Centraal Registratiebureau voor Joden (Central Registry of Jews). The database consists of names and dates and places of birth. The material itself includes new and old addresses in Holland but this was not digitized. While all the survivors were located in Holland, a number of them were born elsewhere, particularly in Germany.
2 = AA0002
This list includes 37 survivors from misc documents of Jews who were in hiding in Ferwederadeel, the Netherlands. Entries include date of birth, former address and probably hiding address.
3 = AA0003
This collection includes various lists totaling 3,538 Jewish survivors from the Netherlands. The lists include: 1) April list of Jews that arrived in Eindhoven from the camps Bergen Belsen and Buchenwald 2) List of Jews from the Netherlands, who were found in the Bergen-Belsen hospital on May 3, 1945 3) List of Jews (of Dutch nationality), found in a camp in Hillesleben on May 6, 1945 and repatriated 4) List of Jews from the Netherlands (non-Dutch nationality), who were found in a camp in Hillesleben on May 6, 1945 and were repatriated to the Netherlands 5) List of Jews from the Netherlands, found in Buchenwald on May 4, 1945 and 6) List of Dutch nationals found at Auschwitz.
4 = AA0004
This list is an alphabetical name register of 2,174 Holocaust survivors in the Netherlands, both Dutch and foreign born. Also known as "Alphabetical list (Supplement A5)" of Jewish survivors in the Netherlands, it is one supplement of several to a series of such Holocaust survivor directories compiled and published by the Jewish Coordinating Commission for the liberated area of the Netherlands. Entries include surname, given name, date and place of birth, then-current address, and former address.
5 = AA0005
"Second supplement" dated April 1945 to the alphabetical list of Holocaust survivors in the Netherlands issued by the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Eindhoven (Andover) in March 1945. The 332 entries include surname, forename, date and place of birth and addresses before and after the liberation.
6 = AA0006
"Fourth supplement" dated May 1945 to the alphabetical list of Holocaust survivors in the Netherlands issued by the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Eindhoven (Andover) in March 1945. This supplement contains 546 names, the entries of which include date and place of birth and addresses before and after the liberation. Notices at the head of the first leaf advise that this supplement contains the first notices of surviving Jews in Enschede, Neede, Ommen, Eibergen, Haaksbergen, Groenlo and Winterswijk, and that further names from these places may appear in future supplements.
7 = AA0007
Undated handwritten register of 79 Jews, mostly Dutch, but many clearly German-born, who immigrated to Palestine. Some entries include year of birth or age and/or what is presumably place of birth.
8 = AA0021
The collection consists of 120 names of Jews returning from various concentration camps and as former prisoners of war. The information consists of name, date and place of birth and concentration camp where formerly held. The material itself includes former address in Holland, but this information was not entered. While all are "returnees" several were born outside Holland.
9 = AA0020
A list of 69 Jewish survivors who had hidden in Friesland. Information consists of name, date and place of birth.
10 = AA0025
A list of 160 Dutch Jews who came out from hiding in Drachten at the end of the war. Information consists of name, date and place of birth.
11 = AA0044
A list of 2,455 Dutch Jews, part of Supplement 6e of a list of Jewish survivors registered in Holland at the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Amsterdam (Division of the Jewish Coordination Committee for the Liberated Area of the Netherlands). Information includes name, date of birth, place of birth, recent address and former address and certain notes.
12 = AA0047
A list of 2,183 Dutch Jews, part of Supplement 8 of a list of Jewish survivors registered in Holland at the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Amsterdam (Division of the Jewish Coordination Committee for the Liberated Area of the Netherlands). Information includes name, date of birth or age, place of birth, former address and current address.
13 = AA0011
A list of 58 Dutch Jews, who were repatriated to Enschede as of June 28, 1945. In some cases, the record mentions the concentration camps where these persons had been held.
14 = AA0010
A list of 65 surviving Dutch Jews registered in Leeuwarden at the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Amsterdam (Division of the Jewish Coordination Committee for the Liberated Area of the Netherlands).
15 = AA0027
A list of 206 Jewish survivors located in Apeldoorn and its vicinity. Information consists of name, date and place of birth, last address, former address, nationality and marital status.
16 = AA0029
A list of 54 Jewish survivors who returned from Germany. Information consists of name, date and place of birth.
17 = AA0008
A list of 57 Jewish residents of Leeuwarden, undated but probably in 1943. Information consists of name, and address.
18 = AA0009
A list of 30 Jewish residents of Leeuwarden who were sent to Westerbork December 15, 1942 or February 4, 1943 and were presumably then deported eastward. Information consists of name, and address.
19 = AA0018
A list of 6 Jews sent from Leeuwarden to Westerbork 26 November 1942. Information consists of name, and address.
20A-C = AA0019
Includes 3 lists totaling 67 persons. Information consists of name, and address and in some cases dates and places of birth.
20A – 3 persons in Leeuwarden as of 13 November 1942
20B – 23 residents in Friesland as of 13 November 1942
20C – 15 residents in Harlingen as of 13 November 1942
21 = AA0022
A list of 207 children who came out of hiding in Sneek but mostly originated elsewhere in Holland. Information consists of name, date and place of birth and new address.
22 = AA0024
A list of 430 Jews who came out of hiding in Sneek in 1945. Information consists of name, date and place of birth.
23 = AA0016
A list of 3,828 Jews from Supplement A1 of survivor lists prepared by the Central Registry Bureau of Jews located in Eindhoven. Information consists of name, date of birth and place of birth.
24 = AA0028
Anneroos:
Two lists list of 188 Jewish community officials in Leeuwarden. The first list is dated July 30, 1942 and the second September 1, 1942. The second list shows that many of the officials have been sent to Westerbork. Information consists of name, position, family members and relationship, date of birth and local address in Leeuwarden.
25 = AA0033
A list of 349 Dutch Jewish survivors returning to Eindhoven Holland from concentration camps Bergen Belsen and Buchenwald. Information consists of name, date of birth, last residence, and family contact person with address where available.
26 = AA0034
A list of 396 minors who came out of hiding in Friesland. Information consists of name, date of birth and former address.
27 = AA0031
A list of 33 Jews who died in Herzgenbusch concentration camp in April/May 1943. Information consists of name, date of birth and date of death. The material was obtained from the Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam.
28 = AA0032
A list of 68 persons sent to Westerbork concentration camp from an unidentified place on June 6, 1943. Information consists of name, and date of birth.
29 = AA0036
A list of 208 Jews who came out of hiding after the war in Leeuwarden. Information consists of name, date of birth and place of birth, new address, former address and in some cases additional comments.
30 = AA0037
A list of 143 Jews in Leeuwarden in 1942. Information consists of name and last residence.
31 = AA0038
A list of 55 individuals from mixed marriage religious families resident in Leeuwarden in 1942. Information consists of name, last residence and religion.
32 = AA0039
A list of 69 Jews who came out of hiding in Achkarspalen, Netherlands. Information consists of name, date of birth and last residence.
33 = AA0030
A data set of multiple lists of 2,358 Jews who came out of hiding or returned to the Netherlands after the war. Information consists of name, date of birth, place of birth and last residence.
34 = AA0042
A list of 18 Jews who came out of hiding after liberation. Information consists of name, date of birth and place of birth.
35 =AA0035
A list of 73 Jews deported from Friesland 09-Mar-1943. Information consists of name and date of birth.
36 = AA0040
A list of 325 Jews living in Sweden that were released from Germany. Information consists of name, date of birth, place of birth and last residence.
37 = AA0043
A list of 76 of Jews who came out of hiding in Doetinchem. Information consists of name, date of birth, place of birth, previous and last residence.
38 = AA0045
A list of 90 Jewish resistance fighters. Information consists of name and occasional comments.
39 = AA0046
A list of 656 Jews who died in Westerbork or Buchenwald and were buried in Dutch cemeteries. Information consists of name, date of birth, date id death, and date of burial or cremation.
40A-F = AA0041
Various lists of 2,104 Jews who came out of hiding after the war. Information varies between lists but may include name, date of birth, previous address and current address along with comments. The material was obtained from the Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam.
40A – Jews in Belgium
40B – Jews from Bergen-Belsen who arrived in Switzerland 25-Jan-1945
40C – Dutch nationals ready to be transferred from Bergen-Belsen 29-Jan-1945
40D – Dutch subjects from Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at displaced persons center Hillersleben near Magdeburg
40E – List of Jews from Odessa arrived in Marseille
40F – Alphabetical List of Jews registered in the Dutch liberated area
1 = AA0017
This "First Supplement to March 1945 list of Dutch survivors" consists of the names of 247 Jewish survivors located in Holland as of March 1945, presumably persons who had hid during the German occupation. It is the first supplement from a much larger list of Jews prepared by the Centraal Registratiebureau voor Joden (Central Registry of Jews). The database consists of names and dates and places of birth. The material itself includes new and old addresses in Holland but this was not digitized. While all the survivors were located in Holland, a number of them were born elsewhere, particularly in Germany.
2 = AA0002
This list includes 37 survivors from misc documents of Jews who were in hiding in Ferwederadeel, the Netherlands. Entries include date of birth, former address and probably hiding address.
3 = AA0003
This collection includes various lists totaling 3,538 Jewish survivors from the Netherlands. The lists include: 1) April list of Jews that arrived in Eindhoven from the camps Bergen Belsen and Buchenwald 2) List of Jews from the Netherlands, who were found in the Bergen-Belsen hospital on May 3, 1945 3) List of Jews (of Dutch nationality), found in a camp in Hillesleben on May 6, 1945 and repatriated 4) List of Jews from the Netherlands (non-Dutch nationality), who were found in a camp in Hillesleben on May 6, 1945 and were repatriated to the Netherlands 5) List of Jews from the Netherlands, found in Buchenwald on May 4, 1945 and 6) List of Dutch nationals found at Auschwitz.
4 = AA0004
This list is an alphabetical name register of 2,174 Holocaust survivors in the Netherlands, both Dutch and foreign born. Also known as "Alphabetical list (Supplement A5)" of Jewish survivors in the Netherlands, it is one supplement of several to a series of such Holocaust survivor directories compiled and published by the Jewish Coordinating Commission for the liberated area of the Netherlands. Entries include surname, given name, date and place of birth, then-current address, and former address.
5 = AA0005
"Second supplement" dated April 1945 to the alphabetical list of Holocaust survivors in the Netherlands issued by the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Eindhoven (Andover) in March 1945. The 332 entries include surname, forename, date and place of birth and addresses before and after the liberation.
6 = AA0006
"Fourth supplement" dated May 1945 to the alphabetical list of Holocaust survivors in the Netherlands issued by the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Eindhoven (Andover) in March 1945. This supplement contains 546 names, the entries of which include date and place of birth and addresses before and after the liberation. Notices at the head of the first leaf advise that this supplement contains the first notices of surviving Jews in Enschede, Neede, Ommen, Eibergen, Haaksbergen, Groenlo and Winterswijk, and that further names from these places may appear in future supplements.
7 = AA0007
Undated handwritten register of 79 Jews, mostly Dutch, but many clearly German-born, who immigrated to Palestine. Some entries include year of birth or age and/or what is presumably place of birth.
8 = AA0021
The collection consists of 120 names of Jews returning from various concentration camps and as former prisoners of war. The information consists of name, date and place of birth and concentration camp where formerly held. The material itself includes former address in Holland, but this information was not entered. While all are "returnees" several were born outside Holland.
9 = AA0020
A list of 69 Jewish survivors who had hidden in Friesland. Information consists of name, date and place of birth.
10 = AA0025
A list of 160 Dutch Jews who came out from hiding in Drachten at the end of the war. Information consists of name, date and place of birth.
11 = AA0044
A list of 2,455 Dutch Jews, part of Supplement 6e of a list of Jewish survivors registered in Holland at the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Amsterdam (Division of the Jewish Coordination Committee for the Liberated Area of the Netherlands). Information includes name, date of birth, place of birth, recent address and former address and certain notes.
12 = AA0047
A list of 2,183 Dutch Jews, part of Supplement 8 of a list of Jewish survivors registered in Holland at the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Amsterdam (Division of the Jewish Coordination Committee for the Liberated Area of the Netherlands). Information includes name, date of birth or age, place of birth, former address and current address.
13 = AA0011
A list of 58 Dutch Jews, who were repatriated to Enschede as of June 28, 1945. In some cases, the record mentions the concentration camps where these persons had been held.
14 = AA0010
A list of 65 surviving Dutch Jews registered in Leeuwarden at the Central Registration Bureau for Jews in Amsterdam (Division of the Jewish Coordination Committee for the Liberated Area of the Netherlands).
15 = AA0027
A list of 206 Jewish survivors located in Apeldoorn and its vicinity. Information consists of name, date and place of birth, last address, former address, nationality and marital status.
16 = AA0029
A list of 54 Jewish survivors who returned from Germany. Information consists of name, date and place of birth.
17 = AA0008
A list of 57 Jewish residents of Leeuwarden, undated but probably in 1943. Information consists of name, and address.
18 = AA0009
A list of 30 Jewish residents of Leeuwarden who were sent to Westerbork December 15, 1942 or February 4, 1943 and were presumably then deported eastward. Information consists of name, and address.
19 = AA0018
A list of 6 Jews sent from Leeuwarden to Westerbork 26 November 1942. Information consists of name, and address.
20A-C = AA0019
Includes 3 lists totaling 67 persons. Information consists of name, and address and in some cases dates and places of birth.
20A – 3 persons in Leeuwarden as of 13 November 1942
20B – 23 residents in Friesland as of 13 November 1942
20C – 15 residents in Harlingen as of 13 November 1942
21 = AA0022
A list of 207 children who came out of hiding in Sneek but mostly originated elsewhere in Holland. Information consists of name, date and place of birth and new address.
22 = AA0024
A list of 430 Jews who came out of hiding in Sneek in 1945. Information consists of name, date and place of birth.
23 = AA0016
A list of 3,828 Jews from Supplement A1 of survivor lists prepared by the Central Registry Bureau of Jews located in Eindhoven. Information consists of name, date of birth and place of birth.
24 = AA0028
Anneroos:
Two lists list of 188 Jewish community officials in Leeuwarden. The first list is dated July 30, 1942 and the second September 1, 1942. The second list shows that many of the officials have been sent to Westerbork. Information consists of name, position, family members and relationship, date of birth and local address in Leeuwarden.
25 = AA0033
A list of 349 Dutch Jewish survivors returning to Eindhoven Holland from concentration camps Bergen Belsen and Buchenwald. Information consists of name, date of birth, last residence, and family contact person with address where available.
26 = AA0034
A list of 396 minors who came out of hiding in Friesland. Information consists of name, date of birth and former address.
27 = AA0031
A list of 33 Jews who died in Herzgenbusch concentration camp in April/May 1943. Information consists of name, date of birth and date of death. The material was obtained from the Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam.
28 = AA0032
A list of 68 persons sent to Westerbork concentration camp from an unidentified place on June 6, 1943. Information consists of name, and date of birth.
29 = AA0036
A list of 208 Jews who came out of hiding after the war in Leeuwarden. Information consists of name, date of birth and place of birth, new address, former address and in some cases additional comments.
30 = AA0037
A list of 143 Jews in Leeuwarden in 1942. Information consists of name and last residence.
31 = AA0038
A list of 55 individuals from mixed marriage religious families resident in Leeuwarden in 1942. Information consists of name, last residence and religion.
32 = AA0039
A list of 69 Jews who came out of hiding in Achkarspalen, Netherlands. Information consists of name, date of birth and last residence.
33 = AA0030
A data set of multiple lists of 2,358 Jews who came out of hiding or returned to the Netherlands after the war. Information consists of name, date of birth, place of birth and last residence.
34 = AA0042
A list of 18 Jews who came out of hiding after liberation. Information consists of name, date of birth and place of birth.
35 =AA0035
A list of 73 Jews deported from Friesland 09-Mar-1943. Information consists of name and date of birth.
36 = AA0040
A list of 325 Jews living in Sweden that were released from Germany. Information consists of name, date of birth, place of birth and last residence.
37 = AA0043
A list of 76 of Jews who came out of hiding in Doetinchem. Information consists of name, date of birth, place of birth, previous and last residence.
38 = AA0045
A list of 90 Jewish resistance fighters. Information consists of name and occasional comments.
39 = AA0046
A list of 656 Jews who died in Westerbork or Buchenwald and were buried in Dutch cemeteries. Information consists of name, date of birth, date id death, and date of burial or cremation.
40A-F = AA0041
Various lists of 2,104 Jews who came out of hiding after the war. Information varies between lists but may include name, date of birth, previous address and current address along with comments. The material was obtained from the Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam.
40A – Jews in Belgium
40B – Jews from Bergen-Belsen who arrived in Switzerland 25-Jan-1945
40C – Dutch nationals ready to be transferred from Bergen-Belsen 29-Jan-1945
40D – Dutch subjects from Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at displaced persons center Hillersleben near Magdeburg
40E – List of Jews from Odessa arrived in Marseille
40F – Alphabetical List of Jews registered in the Dutch liberated area
Keyword:
Survivor
From Collection
Description:
Electronic indices of Holocaust survivors and victims, from various sources.
Name lists from this collection (Total: 40)
- 6e Supplement AI [to: Alphabetische lijst van zich in Nederland bevindene Joden] / Centraal Registratiebureau voor Joden; Afdeeling (ID: 31008)
- 9. Transport nach Westerbork von 6.6.1943 [Excerpt: "Wessel-de Jong to v.d.Woude"]. (ID: 30477)
- Addresses of Jews in Leeuwarden 1942. (ID: 29962)
- Adressen van gezinnen van gemengd-gehuwden in Leeuwarden. (ID: 30620)
- Adressen van Joodsche Bezinnen in Leeuwarden. (ID: 29972)
- Alphabetical list (Supplement A5) of ca. 2000 Jewish survivors in the Netherlands. (ID: 31033)
- Alphabetische lijst van Joden, geregisteerd in het bevrijde Ned. gebied (Enschedé, Neede, Ommen, Eibergen, Haaksbergen, Groenlo en (ID: 31004)
- Eerste Supplement op de Alph. Lijst van Maart 1945. (ID: 30952)
- In de Provincie Friesland opgedoken Joodsche minderjarigen / Geregistreerd door de Afd. (ID: 29663)
- Leeuwarden : Lijst ingevolge circulaire dd.30 Juli 1942, II. A.S.Lett.Bo/Lo/LB. (ID: 31014)
- Lijst van gevluchte personen uit Leeuwarden. (ID: 30018)
- Lijst van in Apeldoorn en omgeving aanwezige Joden, [With:] Supplementlijst Apeldoorn. (ID: 30238)
- Lijst van in de concentratiekampen Westerbork en Buchenwald overleden Joodsche personen die op Nederlandsche begraafplatsen ter aarde (ID: 30130)
- Lijst van in Doetinchem en omgeving opgedoken personen. (ID: 30601)
- Lijst van in het district Sneek opgedoken Joden, 19.6.45. (ID: 30585)
- Lijst van in het district Sneek opgedoken Joodsche kinderen, [With:] Lijst van in district Sneek onbekende Joodsche kinderen. (ID: 30618)
- Lijst van in Palestina aangekomen joden. (ID: 29823)
- Lijst van nog aanwezige Joden op 13 November 1942, [with] Lijst van nog aanwezige personen op 13 November 1942 ressort Harlingen, (ID: 31032)
- Lijst van ondelegen gevangenen uit Duitschland (13). (ID: 30514)
- Lijst van ondergedoken Joden, District Drachten. (ID: 30611)
- Lijst van op 9. Maart 1943 vertrokken personen. (ID: 29746)
- Lijst van repatrieerden - passage Enschede. (ID: 30605)
- Lijst van repatrieernden Enschede, 28 Juni 1945. (ID: 31001)
- Lijst van zich in Zweden bevindende Joden, befrijd in Duitschland. (ID: 30975)
- Lijsten van Joden bevrijd in de kampen in Duitschland en Polen : J. (ID: 30998)
- List of 21 Jews in the Netherlands: entries include former address and address while in hiding. (ID: 30619)
- List of 34 Jews and other prisoners from the Netherlands who died in April and May 1943 at the Vught (Herzogenbusch) concentration (ID: 30592)
- List of 69 Jews who came out of hiding from various towns in the Netherlands after World War II. (ID: 29975)
- Lists 1 and 3 [partial] of ca. 800 Jewish survivors from the Netherlands / [compiled by the Joodsch Informatiebureau]. (ID: 30993)
- Lists 4 through 12 (lacking 10 & 11) of ca. 1,500 Jewish survivors from the Netherlands / [compiled by the Joodsch Informatiebureau]. (ID: 31036)
- Misc. lists with a total of ca. 80 Jews who were in hiding in Ferwederadeel, the Netherlands. (ID: 30636)
- Namen van te Leeuwarden opgedecken Joden. (ID: 30612)
- Op 26 November 1942 vertrokken personen naar Westerbork ["From Leeuwarden"]. (ID: 30603)
- Personen, die op 15 Dec. 1942 en op 4 Februari 1943 naar Westerbork zijn overgebracht. (ID: 30482)
- Registratie ondergedoken Joden Gemeente Achtkarspelen. (ID: 30631)
- Statement by B. Bluhm listing the fates of 91 Dutch Jews, out of which 29 participated in the Resistance from the very beginning. (ID: 31042)
- Supplem. IV op de alph. lijst van Maart 1945. (ID: 30106)
- Supplement 8 op de alphabetische lijst van zich in Nederland bevindende Joden / Joodsche Coördinatie Commissie afdeeling Centraal (ID: 31022)
- SUPPLEMENT AI [to: Alphabetische lijst van zich in Nederland bevindene Joden] / Centraal Registratiebureau voor Joden; Afdeeling van (ID: 30226)
- Tweede Supplement op de alph. lijst van Maart 1945. (ID: 29890)
