Jeannette van Moppes

Amsterdam, – Place of death unknown, date unknown

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Transport list of Convoy XXVI

Transportlist of Convoy XXVI of 31 Juli 1944 from Mechelen to Auschwitz with Henri van Dam and Jeanette van Moppes. Source:  Belgisch Jodenregister 1940-1945

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With: Hendrik van Dam, Jeannette van Moppes
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Jeannette van Dam-van Moppes in 1942

Jeannette van Dam, spouse of Hendrik (Henri) van Dam. Photo Augustus 1942 from her Belgian ID. Source: Yad Vashem  

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Jeannette van Dam-van Moppes, ID from 1942

The Belgian ID with photo of Jeannette van Dam-van Moppes, spouse of Hendrik (Henri) van Dam of Augustus 1942. Source: Yad Vashem

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The unknown fate of Jeanette van Moppes and her spouse Henri van Dam.

Jeannette van Moppes, the daughter of Zacharia van Moppes and Bella Stibbe, was born in Amsterdam on 14 December 1901. Her father was a diamond worker by trade and up from 1914 he regulary went to Antwerpen. In Amsterdam, Jeannette and her parents lived in the St. Antoniebreestraat and at Geldersche…

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About the 26th convoy of 31 July 1944.

The fourth transport in 1944 and the last of the occupation, the convoy of 31 July 1944, is as sparsely populated as the previous one. It consists of 563 people including 47 children. The hunt for Jews in hiding, which remains at the same level, ensures the greatest possible result, "on average 80 t…

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