Simon Achttienribbe

Simon Achttienribbe was a son of Bension Achttienribbe and Margaretha van Praag. Simon Achttienribbe married on 4 August 1932 to a non-Jewish woman. The couple had three children. Both his children and their mother survived the war. Simon was an active member of the resistance movement. He was held up in Groningen on the 4th of February 1943.
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Simon Achttienribbe had drie zoons in de leeftijd van 3 tot11 jaar, en was volgens onderstaande bron lid van de groep Roel van het L.O. Hij voorzag joodse onderduikers van bonkaarten en persoonsbewijzen.

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Simon Achttienribbe was married. He and his wife had three children. The family lived in Amsterdam. Simon Achttienribbe taught at the Joods Lyceum [the secondary school that the Nazis forced Jewish students to attend]. As a member of the De Groot resistance group, he supplied Jews in hiding with ration coupons and identity cards. On 4 February 1943 he was arrested in Groningen and deported to Sobi…