Bloeme Vogel-Krant

Levie Wertheijm was the natural son of Schoontje Wertheijm, who she has acknowledged as her son at birth on 24 September 1916. Only 9 years later, Schoontje married the docker and biological father Hartog Vogel, a son of Isaac Vogel and Trijntje Lubig. Hartog was born on 6 April 1893 and when he married Schoontje Wertheijm on 4 March 1925, he also acknowledged the already 8-year Levie as his son, …

Het echtpaar Vogel had een aanvraag lopen bij Hans Calmeyer om Levie Vogel deels Arisch te laten verklaren en zo aan deportatie te ontkomen. Foto's en documenten van de aanvraag bevinden zich in het archief van Calmeyer bij het Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie in Den Haag.

We have been unable to determine whether one or more members of this family survived the war. While their names do not appear on the lists of survivors, we have not been able to trace them in In Memoriam either. They are therefore labeled as 'surviving' and their names are not listed.

GENERAL CONCLUSION regarding the death of men, who were sent from Auschwitz to Warsaw.

A general conclusion, which can be drawn in advance, concerns the men who were transferred from Auschwitz to the destroyed ghetto in Warsaw in 1943 to carry out rubble clearance work. It can be further stated the men in question, who belonged to various Westerbork-Auschwitz transports of 1943 (very few from 1942…