Moritz Zimmer

Moritz came to the Netherlands in January 1939. First he lived at the Steeg and Driebergen before going to Wieringen in November 1939. He studied agriculture and was not a Zionist; Moritz wanted to go to California.
His father was in Antwerp (Sommerstr. 9, later Leeuwerikstr. 35), which is why Moritz was on a list of children who were to be exchanged between the Netherlands and Belgium.
His mother's name was Malka Fass, born in 1895 in Poland: his father's name was Juda: he was born in 1896 in Poland.
Last address in Germany: Agrippastr. 71, Köln.
Source: National Archive, 2.04.58, inv 130 and others