Postcard from Camp Westerbork from Louis and Rebecca Degen, which they have sent to J. van der Glas (Sjaak), where their youngest son Marcus (Max) was brought to. In this card they show interest in "your nephew", glossing over that they in fact meant their own little son. The postcard has a wrong date: 1942 should be 1943.
Diamond dealers at the Diamond exchange of Amsterdam in 1935, with the 18-year old diamond dealer Louis (Loutje) Degen. (in 1996 the newspaper Het Parool has published an item about this diamond exchange with this photograph).
Source: Photo Archive Spaarnestad in Haarlem.
Louis Degen, also known as Loutje, was a son of Marcus Degen and Sientje van der Glas. He married Rebecca (Beppie) Berger on 8 April 1937 in Amsterdam, a daughter of Isaias Berger and Emma Dekker. The couple had two children, namely Isaias (also known as Sjakie) and Marcus. The latter has surv…
Louis Degen and Rebecca Berger had two children. One child survived the war by going into hiding.
Addition of a visitor of the website
In an episode of Hart van Nederland the surviving child speaks about this family.
In addition, a Jokos file (number 32204) on this family is at the Amsterdam Muni…