Simon Abraham van Oosten

In 1921 the association Ons Belang, dedicated to protecting the interests of retailers in rags and related items, was established in Assen. At the time of establishment, Simon Abraham van Oosten served on the five-person board of the association.

Simon Abraham van Oosten was sent to the Jewish labour camp at Rouveen.
F.J. Hulst and H.M. Luning, De joodse gemeente Assen. Geschiedenis van een beho…

Simon Abraham van Oosten verbleef in september-begin oktober 1942 in het werkkamp Conrad bij Staphorst.
Zie: Gert-Jan Westhoff, Dwangarbeid in Staphorst. Joodse werkkampen in Staphorst en Rouveen (Kampen 2012), pag. 121.

Simon Abraham van Oosten and Heintje Israël had another child that survived the war. Their oldest son Salomon van Oosten5 died during the war in the Dutch East Indies. A daughter Fie already died before the war.
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In addition, a Jokos file (number 60217) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Jo…