Nico de Vries

Nico de Vries married Amalia Blitz in 1943 in Amsterdam.
Jewish Historical Museum

On 26 February 1814 King William I decreed that the Nederlandsch Israëlitisch Seminarium (NIS) was to be established in Amsterdam to train rabbis, teachers and other officers serving the Jewish community.
Nico de Vries, son of Isaac, attended the NIS.

The name of Isaac de Vries appears on a handwritten list of the individuals who held offices within the Dutch-Jewish Community in Haarlem during the early years of the war. Photos remain of all the staff members. Isaac de Vries was vice-chair of the Synagogue District of North-Holland and was as such also involved in the Dutch-Jewish Community in Haarlem.
Isaac de Vries was married. The couple liv…

Nico de Vries en Amalia Blitz werden in april 1943 getrouwd door opperrabbijn Abraham Salomon Levisson, een goede kennis van Nico.
Auke Zeldenrust, De Joodse bruiloft: een koffer vol oorlogsgeheimen (Amsterdam 2018) 135.