Elisabeth van Dantzig-Sloves

Michel Salomon van Dantzig was the eldest son of Salomon van Dantzig and Hanna Cune. He was born in Rotterdam on 9 June 1919 and was working as a warehouse- and office clerk. He lives with his brothers Isidore Henri and Louis Willy at home with his parents, and moved with them to Den Haag, where his father in 1929 has been admitted in the Psychiatric Institute “Oude Rosenburg” in Loosduinen.

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Hijman Sloves, a former postal worker, was married to Rebekka de Roode. Together with his spouse he attended the wedding of their daughter Elisabeth Sloves to Michel Salomon van Dantzig. The wedding was performed at Westerbork transit camp on 14 October 1942. They signed the marriage certificate.
Record of marriage certificates of the Westerbork Municipality, currently at the archives of Gemeente …

Michel Salomon van Dantzig and Elisabeth Sloves were married at transit camp Westerbork on 14 October 1942. He was an office clerk and a son of Salomon van Dantzig and Hanna Cune. She was a sales woman and a daughter of former postal worker Hijman Sloves and Rebecca van de Roode. The parents of the bride attended the marriage ceremony; they signed the marriage certificate. Hester Sloves, a sister …

De twintigjarige Duitse soldaat Eduard Roth ontmoette omstreeks augustus 1940, acht dagen na zijn plaatsing in Rotterdam de verkoopster Elisabeth Sloves. Al na de tweede dag van hun ontmoeting vertelde Roth van zijn gevoelens voor haar. Zij maakte hem direct duidelijk dat zij joods was en dat er van een gezamenlijke toekomst voor hen beide geen sprake kon zijn. Echter, zo verklaarde zij later " Ic…