Rudolf Heidemann

Van deze persoon is ook een JOKOS-dossier (nummer 51870) aanwezig op het Gemeentearchief van Amsterdam. Voor inzage is toestemming nodig van de stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.

Rudolf lived in Berlin prior to emigrating to Holland in the 1930s. He married Hendrika Heidemann-de Wilde on 14.08.1941 in Amsterdam. Since they have the same date of death, it is likely they were deported together. (Bundesarchiv Gedenkbuch, Amsterdam City Archive Card)

I would appreciate any information on Rudolf's parents Hermann Heidemann and Rosalie Gertrud Heidemann-Lewisohn.

Several relatives of Rudolf are also located on this site. His brother is Guenther Heidemann (1913-1944), his mother Gertrud Bach-Lewisohn (1887-1943). His uncle (brother of his father) is Arthur Heidemann (1891-1942).

De Nederlandse tekst bij Rudolf Heidemann klopt niet. Dat blijkt al uit het bericht hierboven van 17 maart 2011.
Rudolf Heidemann trouwde op 14 augustus 1941 in Amsterdam met Hendrika de Wilde. Het echtpaar ging wonen in de Eemsstraat nummer 36, 1 hoog. Daarvoor woonde Rudolf Heidemann aan de Amstellaan. Dat werd daarna Stalinlaan en daarna Vrijheideslaan genoemd.
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The father of Rudolf Heidemann was Hermann Heidemann (born 1892 in Berlin). Hermann was killed in WW I 1916 on the "Westfront". I am still searching his last address in Berlin, where we - my wife Maya Mosler-Heidemann and me - want to put up a memorial-stone ("Stolperstein") for him and his wife Hendrika de Wilde. Rudolf`s younger brother Günther died on 27th of December 1944 in Haiflingen near…

Hermann Heidemann, father of Günther und Rudolf Heidemann, was born in Frankfurt-Oder in 1886 (today on the German-Polish border) Hermann served in WWI on the 'Westfront', where he died in 1916. His wife Rosalie-Gertrud Heidemann-Lewisohn (1887) married again in 1930 to Arthur Bach. All four were murdered in 1943/1944.

533359 en 515996 traden op 14-08-1941 in het huwelijk en woonden vanaf die datum op dit adres.