Doortje Jas-Cohen

Known relations

Parents

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Unknown parent

date unknown

Unkown

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Samson Cohen

Father

1845

Other family members

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Siblings

Doortje Jas-Cohen

1876 - 1943

Jewish war victims

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Children

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Mathilda Trompetter-Jas

Daughter

1910 - 1943

Jewish war victims

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Samson Jas

Son

1915 - 1943

Jewish war victims

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Sara Walvisch-Jas

Daughter

1911 - 1943

Jewish war victims

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Other relatives

No other family known yet

Images (2)

City Archive of Amsterdam

Placed by Redactie Joods Monument. On 19 Jun. 2013.

Vendor permit Amsterdam Municipal Archive

Placed by Redactie Joods Monument. On 28 Feb. 2006.

Stories (4)

About Doortje Jas-Cohen

Doortje Cohen went into hiding with family in The Hague. She was arrested there with the rest of the family and deported. Addition of a visitor of the website

7 April 2016

Mozes Jas and his family

In addition, a Jokos file (number 60246) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.

7 April 2016

Haar dochter, Engelina Jas getuigt in de strafzaak tegen de politieagenten Spaans en Dusschoten (CABR 203). Zij noemt hierin de arrestatie van Doortje. Uit het boek Jodenjacht van Ad van Liempt (5e druk 2013, pg 300).

10 January 2016