Amsterdam, – Landskrona,
Reached the age of 14 years
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Gedenksteen in Nationaal Holocaust Namenmonument Amsterdam - Weesperstraat
Suitcase from In Memoriam by Willem Volkersz
In this picture are six girls. They were class mates at the 1e Montessori school in Amsterdam. On the right is Betsy van der Meer, 2nd from the left is Ellien Lissaur and next to her Margrit Weinberg.
Engelina with her mother Elisabeth Charlotte Lissaur and friends in the 1930s.
This was taken in the mid 1930s, the man in the picture is Jessia Lissaur, Engelina's father, and the children are class mates probably from the Montesorri School she attended, Engelina is the third one from right.
Gedenksteen Ellien Lissaur
Engelina Margaretha Carry Lissaur (known as Ellien) was a pupil at the Montessori school De Wielewaal at Corellistraat 1 in Amsterdam. She was deporte…
Ellien Lissaur was born on the September 2nd 1930 in Amsterdam, as the daughter of Jessiah Lissaur and Lieselotte Lissaur (nee Ballin). Jessiah and Li…
We are currently working on the Ballin-Scheidt family genealogy and are looking for anyone who may have known or remembers Mr. Scheidt's family member…
Engelina Margarethe Carrie Lissaur shortly before she was arrested in 1944. Source: Private Collection
This was taken in the mid 1930s, the man in the picture is Jessia Lissaur, Engelina's father, and the children are class mates probably from the Monte…
Engelina (called Ellien) was in hiding in Amsterdam for most of the war. In 1944 she was arrested and deported together with her mother to the camp Bergen-Belsen. Ellien was 14 years old and had growing pains. Malnutrition and hard work weakened Ellien fast. After being deported to two other camps, …
In this picture are six girls. They were class mates at the 1e Montessori school in Amsterdam. On the right is Betsy van der Meer, 2nd from the left i…
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