Bernard Jacob Wolff

This person is commemorated on a memorial in Meppel. More information on this memorial can be found (in Dutch) on the website of the Nationaal Comité 4 en 5 mei.

Bernard Jacob Wolff was unmarried. He lived with his parents in Meppel. His elder brother Martin Daan (1920) had already left the parental home at the beginning of the war. His father had a wallpaper shop in Meppel. It was a small shop that employed just two assistants.
At the beginning of the war Bernard Jacob Wolff had been working for Meppel’s municipal authority as a typist, but a few months …

Bernard Jacob Wolff werd op de vlucht naar het buitenland in Woensdrecht gearresteerd. Meer over hem en zijn broer Martin Daan is te lezen in onderstaand boek.
Anje van Buuren-Meinardi, De geschiedenis van Joodse families in Bergen op Zoom (Oosterbeek 2013) 415-419.