Gindorf, – Auschwitz,
Reached the age of 83 years
Het huis van Grootmoeder Janette Daniel-Behr aan de Julianalaan 207 in Bilthoven. Waar de familie kort na de Kristallnacht kwamen wonen. Helene Daniël Scheuer, met de kinderen Ernst, Ilse en Ruth. Maar ook de kinderen van de Grootmoeder Janette Daniel Behr, Frieda, Joseph, en Robert. Zij hadden allen Duitsland legaal verlaten.
Martha Daniël Stein
Helene Daniël-Scheuer de echtgenote van Jakob Scheuer
Moritz Daniël with his wife Erna Rosenfeld and daughter Inge Daniel , Santiago, Chile, 1939.
Veronika and Isidor children (form left to right) Edith, Helga and Heinz, 1935, Flamersheim, Germany.
Janette Daniel Behr
Daughter Inge Daniel, 6 years old, 1939
Erna Rosenfeld the wife of Moritz Daniel
Ilse Scheuer
Ruth Scheuer, Bilthoven, 1941
The tombstone of David Daniel is a memorial to the family members that died in the concentration Kamps. His wife Janette Daniel-behr, and there children,Frieda Daniël, Josef Daniel and Helene Daniel-Scheuer
Jakob Scheuer, Refugee Camp Reuven in Southern Holland, 1939
David Daniel, grandfather
Janette Behr Daniel, grandmother
The weekly transports from Westerbork 1944, Holland
A map showing of where the weekly transports from Westerbork, were going too. The weekly transports were goning to the Concentration Camps of Bergen-Belsen, Ravensbruk, Buchenwald, Theresienstadt, Auschwitz en Sosibor.
A large group of Dutch Jews, who have just arrived in Theresienstadt are herded through a stone archway into the camp, January 20, 1944. The fortress of Theresienstadt was a holding camp form here the Jews were selected for further deportation to the dead camps.
The train tracks at the entryway of Auschwitz
Concentration Camp Birkenau II which was part of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Arial photograph showing Auschwitz concentration camp
The gate of dead at Concentration Camp Stutthof which was a forced labor camp
The barracks that housed the prisoners at Concentration Camp Stutthof
Concentration Camp Praustwas afemale sub camp of Stutthof
Amp Westerbork in 1938 became a refugee camp voor Jewish people who had come over the border (without visa or transit vise) into Holland. In 1940 when the Germans occupied the Netherlands they closed the other two remaining refugee camps, Hoek of Holland and Reuven. The people were moved to Camp Westerbork. In 1942 shortly after the February strike of workers in Amsterdam the Germans decided to make Camp Westerbork a transit camp for Jewish people in general. From there the people were deported to the Contrarion Camps.
David Daniel, Bad Godesberg, Germany, around 1920
Het graf van David Daniel op de Joodse begraafplaats in Bad Godesberg, bij Bonn
Joseph Daniel in BIlthoven, Holland, 1939
At the Sheuer's home in Flamersheim, Germany. Man in the window unknown, Josef Daniel, Robert Daniel, David Daniel, the man in the door and the two women are unknown.
Joseph Daniel at his grandmother's home in Bilthoven, 1939
SS administration card for Joseph
Moritz Daniël, emmigrate with his wife Erna and daughter to Santiago, Chile, just before the outbreak of World War II
Moritz with his wife Erna and daughter Inge in Santiago, Chile in 1939
Leo Daniel, served in the German Army during World War I. He was killed in action
Martha Stein, Utrecht, 1957
Martha Daniël Stein with her nieces Ilse left and Ruth right.
Ronert Daniel, Utrecht, Holland, in 1975
Jakob Scheuer at Refugee Camp Reuven, Souther part of Holland in 1939
Map of the refugee camps and there location in Holland
David Daniel, Bad Godesberg, Germany
Janette Behr Daniel, Bad Godesberg,Germany
Ruth Scheuer Siegler, July, 2012
Moritz Daniël, Santiago, Chile
Moritz Daniël with his daughter Inge and wife Erna Rosenfeld
Moritz Daniël and his wife Rena Rosenfeld in Santiago, Chile
Their daughter Inge Daniel, Santiago, Chile
The weekly transport with 1000 people from Westerbork with unknown destination 1944
The arrival of a large group of Dutch Jews at the gate of The getto Theresienstadt
The rain tracks at Auschwitz were the Carrie cars arrived with Jewish people
The entry to the forced labor camp of Birkenau
The gate of dead the forced labor camp of Stutthof
The barracks that housed the prisoners at Concentration Camp Stutthof
Concentration Camp Pra which was a sub camp of Stutthof
Martha Daniël Stein omstreeks 1970.
Moritz Daniël, husband of Erna Rosenfeld
The village of Sinzenich and the surrounding areas was home for many Jewish families. Historic information tells us that already in 1750 well to do Jewish families lived in Sinzenich and the serounding Eifel area. The families all had their own businesses. They had a textile shop, a butcher shop, a…
Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass) was the beginning of a long nightmare for my family and millions of other German Jews. Ruth was 11 years old at that time. The event of Kritalnacht started in the afternoon on November 9, 1938. The insanity came with no warning Her father Jakob Scheuer was p…
Transit Camp Westerbork From July 1st, 1942 onwards, the camp had become the Jewsih Transit Camp Westerbork and was used as the point of departure, a total of 93 trains to Ausschwitz, Sosibor, Therensienstadt and Bergen-Belsen. The intention was to make the camp operate like every other town, preten…
In general the selection procedure was as followed: Days before a transport Gemmeker (the commander) would call in the Jewish "Dienstleiters" in his office at the Kommandantur. These Diestleiters were heads of the different departments of the camp, mostly German and Austrian refugees. Amongst the le…
Refugee Camp After Kristallnacht on the night of November 9 to 10, 1938 many Jews wanted to leave Germany as quickly as possible. However, there were a few countries that let Jewish refugees in. Around 10,000 Jewish refugees found shelter in the Netherlands. The Dutch government wanted one camp for …
In the Netherlands the Amsterdam Jewish Council was established on February 11, 1941. It was led by the diamond manufacturer and chairman of the Church Council of the Netherlands - Israelite main Synagogue, Abraham Asscher and the professor of ancient history, also the president of the Committee for…
After Kristallnacht, Gerda Kaufmann, concerned about her father Sigmund, was driven to the Zulpich jail by Felix Hartoch and his son, Heinz. Gerda wanted to bring her father his prayer book and tefillin. AS they drove home, they were stopped by the Nazi's. Felix took an axe and threatened the Nazi's…
Westerbork was established in October 1939 by the Dutch government to house Jewish refugees who had entered the country illegally. When the German inv…
Moritz Daniel He was born on January 25, 1889, in Flamersheim, Germany. Married Erna Rosenfeld (Born March 11, 1894) form Minden, Westphalia, Germany.…
There is not one day that goes by that I do not remember things from my past. I often wonder why it was I who survived. it must have been Gods’s wil, …
The family consisted of 21 family members at the outbreak of World War II. 2 family members died before World War II. 11 family members died in the Concentration Camps of Auschwitz II Birkenau, Sibibor or at unknown locations. Only 2 persons survived the Holocaust
David Daniel He was born on February 20, 1853 in Flamersheim, Germany. Died on October 11, 1925 in Bad Godesberg, Germany. Jeanette Behr was born on …
On the terrible ninth and tenth of November, 1938, throughout Germany and Austria and the borders of Czechoslovak-Slovakia -which were now under Germ…
Robert Daniel Geboren op 6 April, 1904 te Flamersheim Robert overleed op 5 maart, 1988 emigreerde naar Bilthoven en woonde samen met zijn moeder Trou…
Martha Daniel, geboren op 2 December, 1900 in Flamersheim, Duitsland Trouwde met Dr. Edmund Stein (geboren op 7 juli, 1891) van Paderborn, Duitsland …
Leo Daniel Geboren op 8 juli, 1892 in Flamersheim, Duitsland. Overleden op 20 februari, 1917. Omgekomen op het slagveld van de eerste wereldoorlog. Zi…
David Daniel en zijn Familie De familie bestond uit 21 personen voor het uitbreken van de oorlog 2 person overleden voor de oorlog 11 overleden in de Concentratie kampen, Auschwitz II Birkenau, Sobibor of op onbekende locatie 2 personen overleefden de Concentratie Kampen 6 overleefden de oorlog
Moritz Daniel (zijn ouders waren David Daniel en Jeanette Behr Daniel) Geboren op 25 januari in Flamersheim, Duits…
Joseph Daniel Geboren op 5 augustu…
Frieda Daniel Geboren op 14 juli, 1887, Flamersheim, Duistland. Overleden 17 September 1943. Nooit getrouwd geweest. Emigreerde naar Bilthoven, Holland en woonde samen met haar moeder. Haar broers Joseph en Robert en haar zuster Helene kwam later ook…
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