Simson Vieijra

Amsterdam, – Bergen-Belsen,

Reached the age of 42 years

Occupation: Architect

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JHM - D006753 - werkgeversverklaring - Simson Vieijra.jpg

Werkgeversverklaring van de Joodse Raad op naam van Simson Vieijra, december 1942. Collectie Joods Historisch Museum. Objectnummer D006753.

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JHM - D006752 - Werkgeversverklaring synagoge - Simson Vieijra.jpg

Werkgeversverklaring met foto van de Port. Isr. Gemeente op naam van Simson Vieijra, Amsterdam, 16 augustus 1942. Collectie Joods Historisch Museum. Objectnummer  D006752.

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JHM - D006751 - legitimatiebewijs NIHS - Simosn Vieijra.jpg

Legitimatiebewijs van de Ned. Isr. Hoofdsynagoge t.n.v. Sim(s)on Vieijra, 1942. Simon Vieijra werkte als lid van de Commissie van Pastorale Werkers van het Rabbinaat der Nederlandsch Israëlietische Hoofdsynagoge te Amsterdam, in de wijk Plan Zuid. Collectie Joods Historisch Museum. Objectnummer D006751 .

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Simson Vieijra

Nieuw Israëlietisch Weekblad 6 januari 1933, pag. 16. Simson Vieijra.

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About Simon Vieijra

Simon (Simson) Vieijra was the son of Elias Vieijra and Rachel Mossel. Simon worked as an architectural draughtsman for the architect’s firm Rutgers & Greiner. He set up business in Amsterdam as an independent architect in 1926. Between 1928 and 1932 Simon designed residential buildings and villas o…

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Simon Vieijra and his family

In addition, a Jokos file (number 20157) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.The Jokos file reveals that a claim was lodged for compensation for looted jewellery (S-claim, number 26/240).

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The address of Simson Vieijra

Zuider Amstellaan 3 II, Amsterdam Visit location page

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