Israel Frost

In 1939 Israel Frost came from Berlin to the Netherlands. He temporarily stayed in Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Sluis before he was brought to Westerbork. In July 1942 he was allowed to return to Amsterdam. In August 1943 he had to return to Westerbork.
Stadsarchief Amsterdam, archiefkaart Israel Frost

Israel Frost got married in Westerbork transit camp on 9 December 1940. His spouse survived the war…

Known as Fritz Israel Frost in Germany (not the forced 2nd name Israel, it is his birth name), he lived at Barbarossastr. 50 in Berlin-Schöneberg prior to emigrating to Holland. (Berliner Gedenkbuch)
He was deported from Westerbork on 06. September 1944 to Theresienstadt, and on
16. October 1944 to Auschwitz. (Bundesarchiv Gedenkbuch)

Carl en Rosa Oling-Thorner, hun zoon Manfred en hun in 1913 geboren dochter Marianne waren op 16 juli 1940 vanuit vluchtelingenkamp Hoorn naar Westerbork overgebracht. Hun namen komen voor op een lijst met op 16 juli 1940 vanuit Hoorn in Westerbork gearriveerde Duitse vluchtelingen in het archief van de Rijksvreemdelingendienst (2.09.45) in Den Haag. Bij hun religie staat vermeld dat zij evangelis…