On 26 February 1814 King William I decreed that the Nederlands-Israëlitisch Seminarium (NIS) was to be established in Amsterdam to train rabbis, teachers and other officers serving the Jewish community.
Henri Workum, son of Salomon, attended the NIS.
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Joodsche HBS Amsterdam 1937 (detail 1)
Collectie Joods Museum, F004331 (van nummers voorzien door Herbert Markus)
Placed byWith: Alfred Eitje, Herman Duizend, Jenny Rachel Schlachter, Walter Heinrich Heilbut, Arnold Heinrich Heilbut, Bernard Leböerchen, Henri Workum, Asser Rudelsheim, Simon Azarja Hirsch, Johann Benjamin Hiegentlich, Reina van Adelsbergen, Rita van Amerongen-Drukker, Roosje Drukker, Menachem Pinkhof, Sigmund Stopper, Philip Wagenaar, Jacob Schwartz, Rudolf Reisel, Jules Markus, Moritz Kohn, Sigmund Ichenhäuser, Hartog Hammelburg, Jozef Gazan, Levie Dingsdag, Benno Friedmann, Mordechai Chaim Gandelman, Jacob Salomon de Zoete, Salomo Samas, Elias Mundsztuk, Isbert Meyer, Meijer (Max) Schwarz, Alfred Goldstein, Ephraim Kanarek
Person is in the National Database of Victims of Persecution