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Hanna de Haan-Kanter

Amsterdam, – Auschwitz,

Reached the age of 30 years

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Herman de Haan and his family

Herman de Haan and Hanna Kanter were married. They had two children who both survived the war. Hanna Kanter worked at the Jewish orphanage in The Hague.
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In addition, a Jokos file (number 3609) 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 cla…

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About Mirjam Dwinger and family

Mirjam Dwinger married in Februari 1901 to Aron Kanter.  They had two daughters together: Penina (1903) and Hanna (1913). In January 1923 the marriage ended in a divorce. 

In April 1940 was Mirjam registered as patient in the Jewsih psychiatric hospital the Apeldoornsche Bosch. From there she was deported together with the other patients. 

 

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Address & residents

Address

Joubertstraat 4 II, Amsterdam

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Residents

Joseph Poppert
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Selma Poppert-Herrmann
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Bernard Simon Poppert
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Max Poppert
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Siegfried Jacob Daniel Poppert
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Jules Joseph Erich Poppert
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Charlotte Ruth Poppert
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Herman de Haan
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Hanna de Haan-Kanter
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Family

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Parents

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Mirjam Dwinger Mother
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Aron Kanter Father survivor
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Siblings

 Penina Kanter Sister
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Hanna de Haan-Kanter
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Herman de Haan Husband
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Other family members

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