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son, Simi (prev. Siegmund, later Shimon), moved to Israel 1948 with mother, Leyni.
Son Simi, 1940..
son, Simi, 1940
The family, 1941: Izrael, Leyni and son Simi (Sigmund, later Shimon)
The family, 1940: Izrael, Leyni and son Simi (Sigmund, later Shimon)
(front left) Leyni (Golda Leah, wife of Israel), behind, her brother, Jack (Jacob); next to him is husband of Leyni's sister, Jeanette (Jochwet) and their baby, Eduard. Next to Leyni is her mother, Sabine Beder. 1928.
The family who saved Israel's wife, Leyni: the van den Berg's, Liberation April 1945. (Leyni is sitting in the front right). Here is the Yad Vashem 'story' and Honour: https://righteous.yadvashem.org/?searchType=righteous_only&language=en&itemId=4038899&ind=NaN
The van den Berg couple, who saved wife, Leni / Leyni and others, in their house during the holocaust, the Velp, the Netherlands. They were honoured by Yad Vashem as Righteous Among the Nations, in 1999.
Leyni / Leni (Golda Leah), survived the holocaust, hiding in a house of the van den Berg family, in the Velp (with other members of her family, siblings and others). Liberation, April 1945. Leyni and her son, Simche (later Shimon) emigrated to Israel in 1948, after the war.. She remarried. She married Baruch (Bernard) Marcus, Baruch and Lea(h) Markus, had a son: Itzak (Isaac) Markus, born 1949, Itzchak Markus married Ruth Ateret Shani, they has at least 3 children. Living in Tel Aviv. The son of Israel and Leah/Leyni, Simche/Shimon did not marry / have a family. Golda Leah (Leyni/Leni) was born: 11 th June 1908 in Tarnow, Poland. She died 11 th December 1992 in Israel. and is buried at Holon Cemetery,, Tel Aviv with her second husband, Baruch (Bernard) Marcus, who died on 18 May 1988).
Sara/Sabine and Simche Beder, and their children. c. 1919, the Hague.
Izraël Chaim Löbel trouwde in Den Haag op 6 Januari 1937 met Golde Lea Beder, dochter van Simche Izak Beder en Sara Scheindel Kornmehl. Golde Lea, ook wel Lena genoemd, heeft de oorlog overleefd. Gemeente archief Den Haag, gezinskaart Izraël Chaim Löbel en Golde Lea Beder .
Izrael Chaim Löbel married Golde Lea Beder, daughter of SaraScheindel Kornmehl. I am a relative through my Kornmehl side. I understand that Golde Lea Beder survived the Holocaust with a child. Is there any information you could give me about the name of the child and the location? Also Golde Lea wa…
Dear Jill, Golde Lea Beder was born on June 11,1908 in Tarnow Poland, this information is bassed on a "gezinskaart" that can be found here. The coupl…
According to the Yad Vashem Righteous Among Nations Archives, Johannes van den Berg and his wife saved many Jews in their house including Jack and Stella Beder (also related to me) and Leni Lobel and Gitta Grinberg. My question is who is Gitta Grinberg? We know that Leni Lobel's husband was taken. W…
The Gitta Grinberg asked about in the previous post is probably Gitta Grinberg-Löbel, a sister of Izrael Chaim Löbel. She was born June 28, 1905 in Sedziszow, Poland and survived the war. It seems likely that she was in hiding together with Leni Löbel-Beder and Leni's son Sigmund.
A note to show all the children of Sabine (Sara) Kornmehl and Siegmund (Simche Isaac) Beder . Sabine and Siegmund had 9 children who survived into adulthood. These were: Moses (Max), b. 20.12.1898, Tarnow; Jochwet Feige (Jeanette), b. 30.01.1898, Tarnow, Mina, b. 19.06.1900, Tarnow; Josef Heinrich, …
The 1939 Birth Notice (shown in the 'Photos' section - is relating to the birth of Israel and 'Leni' (Golda Lea, nee Beder)'s son, Simche (also known then, as Siegmund, and later/now as Simon). He was likely named after his maternal grandfather, Simche Isaac Beder ('Siegmund') who died in Dusseldor…
Simi is the son of Israel and Leah (Leyni) Loebl. As a baby, he was fostered (sheltered) by a righteous Dutch family, in the Velp. He survived, emigr…
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