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Kikkert Hendrik & Griet (Pol)

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Kikkert, Hendrik & Griet (Pol) Hendrik and Griet Kikkert were farmers in Nieuwlande, Drenthe, where Johannes Post*, Arnold Douwes*, and Max (Nico) Leons were leading an especially active underground movement. Nieuwlande itself had no indigenous Jews, but many Jews from Amsterdam found refuge in the village during the war. One of those fugitives, Lou Gans, was hidden by Hendrik and Griet Kikkert after being hidden by the Dekkers* and before being relocated to the Ottens*. The Kikkerts eventually had to go into hiding themselves after learning that the Gestapo was searching for them. Hendrik was related to the other Hendrik Kikkert*, who was also active in the Nieuwlande-based underground movement. On August,15, 1974, Yad Vashem recognized Hendrik Kikkert and his wife, Griet Kikkert-Pol, as Righteous Among the Nations.
details.fullDetails.last_name
Kikkert
details.fullDetails.first_name
Griet
details.fullDetails.maiden_name
Pol
details.fullDetails.date_of_birth
19/05/1920
details.fullDetails.fate
survived
details.fullDetails.nationality
THE NETHERLANDS
details.fullDetails.gender
Female
details.fullDetails.profession
FARMER
details.fullDetails.book_id
4036844
details.fullDetails.recognition_date
15/08/1974
details.fullDetails.ceremony_place
The Hague, Netherlands
details.fullDetails.commemorate
Wall of Honor
details.fullDetails.ceremony_in_yv
No
details.fullDetails.file_number
M.31.2/890