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Judith Coezijn

Amsterdam, – Sobibor,

Reached the age of 6 years

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Biography

About Judith Coezijn

Judith Coezijn was deported to Sobibor in June 1943 from Vught via Westerbork on the so-called children's transport. She was 6 when she died.
J. de Moei, Joodse kinderen in het kamp Vught (Vught 1999) 24

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Jacobus Coezijn and his family

In addition, a Jokos file (number 25014) on this family is at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.

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Address & residents

Address in February 1941

Rapenburg 64 I, Amsterdam

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Residents

Jacobus Coezijn
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Mietje Coezijn-Mok
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Maurits Coezijn
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Hijman Coezijn
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Jonas Coezijn
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Jacobus Coezijn
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Leo Coezijn
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Gerrit Coezijn
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Abraham Coezijn
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Benno Coezijn
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Child of Jacobus Coezijn and his family survivor
Elisabeth Coezijn
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Rebecca Coezijn
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Rosalia Coezijn
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Eva Coezijn
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Judith Coezijn
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Family

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Parents

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Mietje Coezijn-Mok Mother
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This connection is added by: Redactie Joods Monument show profile
Jacobus Coezijn Father
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Siblings

Sara Vischjager-Coezijn Sister
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Maurits Coezijn Brother
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Hijman Coezijn Brother
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Jonas Coezijn Brother
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Elisabeth Coezijn Sister
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Jacobus Coezijn Brother
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Rebecca Coezijn Sister
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Rosalia Coezijn Sister
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Leo Coezijn Brother
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Gerrit Coezijn Brother
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Abraham Coezijn Brother
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Eva Coezijn Sister
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Benno Coezijn Brother
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Philip Coezijn Brother
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Child of Jacobus Coezijn and his family survivor
Esther Coezijn Sister Added by a user
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Vrouwtje Broek-Coezijn Sister Added by a user
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Judith Coezijn
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Other family members

No other family known (yet)