Abraham Snoek

Amsterdam, – Sobibor,

Reached the age of 27 years

Occupation: Sales representative

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Abraham Snoek en Alida (Elly) Poppegaai

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With: Abraham Snoek, Alida Snoek-Poppegaai
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About Abraham Snoek and his wife Alida Poppegaai.

Abraham Snoek was a son of Hartog Snoek and Klara Zante. He was born on 6 February 1916 in Amsterdam and he was a commercial traveller in stationery. On 5 June 1941 he married in Amsterdam Alida Poppegaai, who was born there on 18 September 1915 as a daughter of Gerrit Poppegaai and Magdalena van Ge…

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Snoek and his family

We have been unable to determine whether one or more members of this family survived the war. While their names do not appear on the lists of survivors, we have not been able to trace them in In Memoriam either. They are therefore labeled as 'surviving' and their names are not listed. In addition,…

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About Abraham Snoek

Abraham Snoek, son of Hartog Snoek and Klara Zante (who have survived the Holocaust), married Alida Poppegaai on 5 June 1941 in Amsterdam, a daughter of Gerrit Poppegaai and Magdalena van Geldere. Abraham had five other siblings: Alexander, Hijman, Samuel (who also survived the war), Martha and Sara…

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The "Aussenkommando Moerdijk"- a satellite camp of Vught.

The only German-style concentration camp that was set up in our country was concentration camp Vught, which was opened in January 1943. The camp had a number of “Aussenkommando’s“ (satellite camps) including Moerdijk. This command was located in the old barracks of the anti-aircraft artillery near t…

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The address of Abraham Snoek

Pieter Aertszstraat 98 II, Amsterdam Visit location page

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