Emanuel Lodewijk Elte

A German non-commissioned officer was shot down on the Verspronckweg in Haarlem on 30 January 1943. As a reprisal hundred inhabitants of Haarlem were transported to Vught concentration camp. One of them was Emanuël Lodewijk Elte. He stayed in Vught untill 30 March 1943 and then he was transported to Westerbork. After a short time he was deported to Sobibor.
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Huwelijk van zijn ouders was op 04-05-1875 te Rotterdam.

Emanuel Elte appears on a handwritten list of the individuals who held offices within the Dutch-Jewish Community in Haarlem during the early years of the war. A photograph remains of each official. Emanuel Elte was a member of the congregation council of the Dutch-Jewish Community of Haarlem, a member of the board of the Dutch-Jewish Joles Hospital and a member of the school board. He was married …

Emanuel studeerde van 1898 tot en met 1905 Wiskunde en Natuurwetenschappen aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam. Op 30 juni 1905 legde hij met goed gevolg het doctoraalexamen af.

Het bestuur van de Joodse Raad Haarlem bestond aanvankelijk uit drie leden. Dat zijn: Philip Frank, Barend Chapon en Emanuel Elte, aldus dit artikeltje.