Hijman Bierman

Hijman Bierman was the third of the four children of the second marriage of Levie Bierman and Heintje Jas. He was born on 11 December 1914, was exempted from the military service in the National Militia due to brotherly service, worked as a diamond polisher and later he had a job as a coal worker too. He married Greta Soep in Amsterdam on 10 September 1941; she was a daughter of Isaac Soep and Kla…

Hijman Bierman is een zoon van Levie Bierman en Heintje Jas. Hij trouwde september 1941 met Greta Soep.

Na hun huwelijk is het stel gaan wonen op de Nieuwe Prinsengracht 12 I, in 1942 zijn ze verhuisd naar Markenplein 5 III en een jaar later naar de Lepelstraat 95 II.

Er staan geen kinderen vermeld op de archiefkaart.

Bron SAA archiefkaart Hijman Bierman 11-12-1914

In addition, Jokos files (numbers 20755, 14870, 20756) on this family or other family members are at the Amsterdam Municipal Archive. Access is subject to authorization from the Stichting Joods Maatschappelijk Werk.

THE FATE OF PRISONERS.

Jewish prisoners deported from the Netherlands did not leave the Dachau concentration camp after 5 January 1945 with normal transports to other concentration camp complexes. However, many were part of the so-called evacuation transports.

Entries, mutations and death of prisoners are registered in the records of the Dachau concentration camp until April 24, 1945.

Furthermore,…