Esther Stoppelman-Delden

Amsterdam, 5 February 1920 – Bergen-Belsen, 5 December 1944

Reached the age of 24 years

Occupation: Shop assistant

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In a Red Cross letter, sent by friends of the family to the father-in-law of Esther (Stella) Stoppelman-Delden who stayed in London during the war, it is already mentioned on 26 June 1943 that Esther was deported. In this letter the deportation of her brother-in-law and sister-in-law Louis and Froukje Cohen-Stoppelman is also mentioned.
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Placed by
Redacteur JM
On 8 Sep 2009
Het Joodsche Weekblad, 19 december 1941
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Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 1 Nov 2013
With: Esther Stoppelman-Delden

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Redactie Joods Monument

Biography 7 Apr 2016

About Esther Stoppelman-Delden

Esther Delden was married. Together with her husband, brothers and sisters she was deported to Auschwitz. Her husband has survived the war. A few days after the liberation he has written about the deportation in a letter to Miep Gies, a friend of the family. This letter has been preserved.
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Redactie Joods Monument

Addition 7 Apr 2016

Delden and his family

We have been unable to determine whether one or more members of this family survived the war. While their names do not appear on the lists of survivors, we have not been able to trace them in In Memoriam either. They are therefore labeled as 'surviving' and their names are not listed.

In addition, Jokos files (numbers 2010, 13720, 2197) on this family or other family members are at the Amsterdam…