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Miriam Dasberg

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Hilversum

The Netherlands

Miriam Dasberg was born in Hilversum, The Netherlands, 1940 to Natan. She was child. Prior to WWII she lived in Hilversum, The Netherlands. During the war she was in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Miriam survived the Shoah.

The Information on Miriam Dasberg is based on 1 records

Survivors and Refugees Registration Form

Miriam Rotem nee Dasberg

Person

Miriam Rotem nee Dasberg was born, 1940.
Miriam survived the Shoah.

The Information on Miriam Rotem nee Dasberg is based on 0 records

Testimony of Miriam (Dasberg) Rotem, born in 1940 in Hilversum, Netherlands, about hiding in the Netherlands during the war in 1943–1945

Testimony

Testimony of Miriam (Dasberg) Rotem, born in 1940 in Hilversum, Netherlands, about hiding in the Netherlands during the war in 1943–1945 Childhood; a Zionist Orthodox family; parents are educators; war erupts; preparing for deportation; family hides with help from a priest and the resistance; concealers treat them well; witness poses as a Christian; attends church; war ends; family reunited; activity in a children's home; preparing to immigrate to Eretz Israel; immigration in 1948; adjustment to life in Israel.

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Florissen Wibo

Righteous

Florissen, Wibo In November 1943, Ans van Dam, a Resistance activist, offered to hide and care for three-year-old Miriam Dasberg, the daughter of Rabbi Nathan Dasberg of Hilversum. Twenty-five-year-old Ans, the daughter of a non-Jewish mother and a Jewish father who were friends of the Dasbergs, was a medical student. She took the young girl to a temporary lodging in Amsterdam. However, the place had proved to be a trap and Ans’s only concern was to escape with Miriam as quickly as possible. She contacted Mrs. Muurling* and arranged for 20-year-old Wibo Florissen and 17-year-old Hein Robert Korpershoek* to...

Nationality : The Netherlands

Fate : Survived

Korpershoek Hein

Righteous

Korpershoek, Hein Robert On November 30, 1943, Hein Robert Korpershoek, a 17-year-old member of the Resistance, was asked by fellow Resistance member Ans van Dam, who was Jewish, to kidnap a three-year-old Jewish girl, Miriam Dasberg, daughter of Rabbi Dasberg, from a guest house where she had been found by the Germans. The Germans were going to deport her a few days later. Hein’s friend Wibo Florissen* volunteered to join him and try to get the little girl before the Germans came back. The two planned their operation carefully. They pretended to be members of the Dutch section of Security Police. It was...

Nationality : The Netherlands

Fate : Survived

Testimony of Anna Rosa (Ans) (van Dam) Drukker regarding her part in hiding Jews in 1942-1943, and her experiences in Auschwitz, Kaufering and other camps in 1944-1945

- testimonies of Anna Rosa (van Dam) Drukker, in Hebrew and Dutch, recorded by her family members in 2001-2002, regarding the lives of the van Dam (Jewish) family and the Olaf (non-Jewish) family in Hilversum, while hiding their Jewish origin; her family's help to Jews from Germany and the Netherlands from the end of the 1930s; search for hiding places for Jewish children from 1942; rescue of Jewish children, including Miriam Dasberg; detention in prisons and camp and her stay there; her work as a doctor in the camps; life in the Netherlands after the war, and the efforts of the Jewish community to bring back...

File Number : 12404

Type of Material : Declaration, Article, Biography, Testimony, Interview(s)

Language : Hebrew, English, Dutch, German

Cutlery taken by Jewish children saved by the Dutch underground

Determined to help save Jewish children destined for deportation and death. Mirjam Waterman (subsequently Pinkhof) became active in the Dutch underground. Her role

Nabben Leonardus & Maria (Vermeulen)

Righteous

Nabben, Leonardus Jacobis Nabben, Maria Gertrudis (Vermeulen) The Nabben family—Leonardus Jacobis (called Lei, b. 1901), Maria Gertrudis (called Trui, b. 1910), and their four sons, all between 7 and 10 years old—lived in the hilly Dutch province of Limburg, in the village of Swolgen. Lei worked for several farmers in the neighborhood. They were a simple, happy family with just one wish: to have a baby girl. The village’s midwife knew about their desire for a daughter and promised them that if she ever saw an unwanted girl, she would bring her to the Nabbens. The Nabben family did not...

Nationality : The Netherlands

Religion : Roman Catholic

Fate : Survived

Featured Artifacts | The Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection

Artifacts donated to Yad Vashem. together with the personal stories behind them. play a significant role in commemorating the experiences of Jews in the Holocaust

Letters and postcards sent between the de Roos and à Cohen families in Westerbork camp, Amsterdam, Bergen-Belsen camp, Switzerland, France and Israel during 1942-1994, and documentation regarding the families Letter related to the de Roos family (scan): - Letter written in Westerbork camp including a description of the concentration of the family in the Jewish Theater in Amsterdam and their deportation to Westerbork camp, 1943; Letters related to the family of Sara (à Cohen) de Roos, the wife of Rudolf de Roos (scan): - Letter written in Amsterdam in which it is written that Avraham (Sara's maternal...

File Number : 3180

Type of Material : Personal Records, Article, Notepad, Invitation, Diary, Newspaper Clippings, Calendar, Envelope, Letter, Postcard, Declaration, Address Book

Language : Hebrew, English, Dutch

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