Salomon Wijler

The mayor of Lochem requested that Salomon Wijler, living in Lochem, be located, detained and brought to trial. He was suspected of having changed his place of residence without the required authorization. This description referred to Jews who had gone into hiding.
Algemeen Politieblad, nr 8, 25 February 1943, 208, notice 518

Joden werden gedwongen om hun landbouwgrondbezittingen aan te geven bij de regionale Pachtbureaus (later Grondkamers), onder verantwoording van het Ministerie van Landbouw en Visserij. Door middel van het formulier ‘Aangifte van landbouwgronden in joodsche handen’ moesten ze aangeven welke percelen ze in hun bezit hadden. Na aangifte moesten de percelen voor 1 september 1941 worden verkocht aan ni…

Salomon Wijler and Paulina Wijler-Vomberg had been hiding in a house called "De Blauwvoet" in Epe, in the province of Gelderland. They had been helped by a resistance organization under leadership of mrs. E.J. van Lohuizen-Wielink. Salomon en Paulina were caught on the eve of the first Seder.
The diary of mrs. E. van Lohuizen-Wielink can be found at the NIOD. It mentions both Salomon en Paulina.
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