Joseph Gompers

Amsterdam, – Tröbitz,

Reached the age of 46 years

Occupation: Office clerk

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Op 21 september 1924 beviel Marianne van een doodgeboren kindje. Het kindje, geslacht onbekend, kreeg geen naam. Hier de overlijdensakte.

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Ex libris met de lijfspreuk van statisticus Jacob van Zanten: 'Statistiek. In hoeveelheden verhoudingen zoekend' .

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KRACHT. The poem from 1944 for Max Keizer by Joseph Gompers.

The poem for Max Keizer, at the occasion of his barmitswah, 5 August 1944 in Bergen Belsen, by Joseph Gompers, in his own original handwriting and  for the first time published in 1970 in Hakehilla. Source: the liberation-edition of Hakehilla from 1970, the magazine of the N.I.K. (Dutch Israelitic Congregations).

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Joseph Gompers, poet for Max Keizer in 1944

Joseph Gompers, made a poem in Bergen Belsen in 1944 for the 13-year old Max Keizer, who celebrated there his barmitswah. Portrait of Joseph Gompers drawn by Paul Citroen. Source: the liberation-edition from 1970 of HaKehilla, the magazine of N.I.K. (Dutch Israelitic Congregations).

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Joseph Gompers. Photo ±1935. Private collection

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Joseph Gompers. A drawing by Paul Citroen, October 1930. Private Collection

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About Joseph Gompers and his wife Marianne Loonstein.

Joseph Gompers, born 22 March 1899 in Amsterdam, was a son of Philip Gompers and Rebecca de Haan. He married on 20 January 1921 in Amsterdam Marianne Loonstein, who was born 20 October 1895 in Amsterdam as a daughter of Jacob Loonstein and Naatje Speijer. The couple had one son, Philip Louis, born 1…

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Levenstekens in boeken

Op een veiling in Maastricht werd door een verzamelaar in de jaren ’60 een partij boeken opgekocht. In twintig van die boeken zat aan de binnenzijde v…

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About Joseph Gompers

Joseph Gompers was a writer. He published a number of books, including the novel Maasiejoth: wondere verhalen (Maastricht 1930), the Dutch authorized translation of the autobiographical novel by Michael Gold, Joden zonder geld (Maastricht 1931) and a book of poems entitled Melodieën der stilte (Maas…

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Who was Max Keizer?

Max Keizer was born as Simon Max Keizer on 20 July 1931 in Amsterdam as son of Eduard Charles Keizer and Jeannette Vega. He lived with his parents and sister Anna Esther at Waterlooplein 123 downfloor in Amsterdam. 26 May 1943 Max, his mother and sister were locked in in Westerbork in barack 55. His…

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Doodgeboren kindje

Op 21 september 1924 beviel Marianne van een doodgeboren kindje. Het kindje, geslacht onbekend, kreeg geen naam.

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The address of Joseph Gompers

Corellistraat 5 II, Amsterdam Visit location page

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