Machiel Salomons

Letter dated 18 June 1942 from Machiel Salomons to the Synagogal Board of the Dutch Israëlitic Congregation of Deventer regarding his acceptance of the appointment as official with the Jewish Funeral Service.

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Familie group photo of the Salomons and Beer families made 1938/1939 in the Roerstraat in Amsterdam, where the family of Abraham Salomons lived at nr. 75. Standing with nr. 1: Abraham Salomons (sp.o. 7) - nr. 2: Sara Salomons Duque (sp.o.4) - nr. 3: Esther Salomons - nr. 4: Machiel Salomons (sp.o. 2)  - nr. 5: Frederika Salomons - nr. 6: Nanette (Nanny) Beer-Salomons (sp.o. photographer M. Beer) - nr. 7: Louise/Luise Salomons-Rom (sp.o.1). Sitting nr. 8: Mirjam Salomons - nr. 9: Trudy Salomons (sister of nr.8 - both children of 1 and 7) - nr. 10: Paul Beer and nr. 11 zijn broer Simon Beer (sons of 6 and photographer M. Beer).

Photographer most likely Maurits Beer. (spouse of Nanette Beer-Salomons)

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Machiel Salomons. Cut out from a group photo,. made during summer 1942 during his stay in the Rijks Werkkamp Lievelde (a Jewish labor camp).

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Machiel Salomons, together with a farmer family. Photo made early September 1942 in the Rijks Werk Kamp Lievelde in the Achterhoek, province of Gelderland, located between Groenlo and Lichtevoorde.

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Machiel Salomons. Cut out from a group photo with different Salomons families, made 1938/1939, taken in the Roerstraat 75 in Amsterdam, where the family of Abraham Salomons has lived.

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A letter dated 20 September 1942, sent by Machiel Salomons from the Rijks Werkamp Lievelde (Jewish labor camp) in de Achterhoek in Gelderland, located between Groenlo and Lichtevoorde, to the Synagogal Board of the Dutch Israëlitic Congregation of Deventer.

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A letter, dated 28 September 1942 from the Synagogal Board of the Dutch Israëlitic Congregation of Deventer to Machiel Salomons in Westerbork

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An undated letter from Machiel Salomons, sent from Camp Westerbork to the Synagogal Board of the Dutch Israëlitic Congregation ofr Denventer. Most likely after Rosh Hashanah but before Yom Kipur 1942.

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