Mirjam Anna Bosman

Rotterdam, 4 August 1933 – Sobibor, 11 June 1943

Reached the age of 9 years

Photos

Mirjam Anna Bosman

Source: Photo from project In Memoriam (Guus Luijters en Aline Pennewaard)

All rights reserved

Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 19 Jun 2014
All rights reserved

Placed by
Remco.
On 10 Jan 2012
With: Eva Bosman-de Jong, Mirjam Anna Bosman, Arnold Bosman, Jehoedith Bosman
From left to right: Arnold Bosman, Jehoedith (Joeki) Bosman, moeder Eva Bosman-de Jong and Mirjam Anna Bosman

Source: project in Memoriam (Guus Luijters en Aline Pennewaard)

All rights reserved

Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 18 Jun 2014
With: Arnold Bosman, Jehoedith Bosman, Eva Bosman-de Jong, Mirjam Anna Bosman

Stories

Redactie Joods Monument

Biography 7 Apr 2016

About Mirjam Anna Bosman

Mirjam Anna Bosman was deported to Sobibor in June 1943 from Vught via Westerbork on the so-called children's transport. She was 9 when she died.
J. de Moei, Joodse kinderen in het kamp Vught (Vught 1999) 21

Redactie Joods Monument

Addition 7 Apr 2016

Jona Bosman and his family

In addition, a Jokos file (number 3594) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.The Jokos file reveals that a claim was lodged for compensation for valuables surrendered to the Lippmann-Rosenthal looting bank (L-claim, number 1363/21859).

Jeroen van der Beek

Addition 19 Nov 2017