Joseph Isidoor Vleeschhouwer

Before Joseph Isidoor Vleeschhouwer was deported he lived at Elzenlaan 18 in Hilversum.
At the beginning of April 1943 prisoners from the concentration camp Bergen-Belsen were transferred to the concentration camp Theresienstadt. One of the three trains of this transport was liberated by a Russian army unit at the village of Troebitz. Many passengers did not survive this transport. Twenty-eight o…

Joseph Isidoor Vleeschhouwer was married to Cato Cahen. He earned a living as an accountant. The couple had three children. The oldest child survived the war. Their son Benjamin was born in camp Westerbork on 10 August 1943.
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In addition, a Jokos file (number 30421) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the…

In het boek Op de foto in oorlogstijd. Studio Wolff, 1943 van Tamara Becker en An Huitzing (Lecturis, 2017) zijn foto's en een portret van Toos Vleeschhouwer-Cahen en haar kinderen Hans en Liesbeth Vleeschhouwer opgenomen en wordt het verhaal van hen en de familie verteld.

Op de foto in oorlogstijd gaat over een deel van het oeuvre van Annemie Wolff (1916-1994): de teruggevonden honderd fotorollet…