Salomon Waterman

Amsterdam, 27 October 1914 – Midden-Europa, 29 January 1945

Reached the age of 30 years

Occupation: Leather worker

Photos

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Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 18 Sep 2014
With: Salomon Waterman, Clara Waterman-Polak
Salomon (Sallie) Waterman.
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Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 18 Sep 2014
Private collection

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Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 18 Sep 2014
A picture of forced Jewish labourers in the Jewish labour camp "Rijkswerkkamp Conrad", which was located at a rather distance from the village of Staphorst and made at the end of 1941. On the left in front, sitting is Salomon (Sallie) Waterman, in his hand the letter he just had received from his youngest brother Emanuel (Manie).
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Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 18 Sep 2014
Private collection

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Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 18 Sep 2014
Salomon Waterman aan het werk in werkkamp Conrad, 1942

Bron: Collectie Joods Historisch Museum

Placed by
Marga Pepping
On 5 Jul 2017

Stories

Redactie Joods Monument

Biography 7 Apr 2016

About Salomon Waterman

Salomon (Sallie) Waterman was a son of Alexander Waterman and Marianne van Velzen, a family with five children. His father Alexander passed away on 3 January 1937 and his mother Marianne survived the Holocaust. His brother Abraham and he himself did not survive the war. His siblings Isidor, Emanuel and Schoontje however did survive too.
Salomon married in Amsterdam on 19 May 1937 to Clara Polak, …

Piet den Otter

Addition 21 Feb 2013