Carolina Mok-Peper

Carolina Peper was a daughter of Joël Peper and Leentje Leuw. She married 18 October 1933 in Amsterdam Samuel Mok, a son of Isaac Mok and Aaltje Wurms. Carolina and Samuel had two children, of whom the first one died by birth in 1934. The other child, Jack Samuel, was killed during the Holocaust.

Carolina had one sister, who has survived the war.

City Archive of Amsterdam, archive card of Carolina…

Carolina Mok-Peper and her husband Jack Samuel were in hiding on the Fraunhoferstraat in Amsterdam. On 6 August 1943 two members of the Kolonne Henneicke rang the doorbell and entered using the excuse that they wanted shelter because of the air raid alarm. They took the Mok-Peper family away with them.
A. van Liempt, Kopgeld. Nederlandse premiejagers op zoek naar joden, 1943 (Amsterdam 2002) 205-2…