Willy Levin

Willy Elia Levin was the son of Abram Adolph Levin. In the 1930's he lived alternately in the Netherlands and in France. He married a woman in Haarlem, with whom he had a child. In Augustus 1939 he moved to Antwerp. Two years later he fled to France. He was arrested while playing chess at a cafe terras. His wife and child survived the war.
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Willy Elia (NOT Elias) Levin, an intelligent charming man, was the youngest child of Annette Weinberg and Abram Adolph Levin.
Being a businessman, he used to travel alot to France and Belgium.
On September 1936 he married Eva Leuvenberg and a year later their daughter, Annette, was born.
They lived happily in Rotterdam until the German invasion into Holland on May 1940.
Willy, who was in Antwerp…