Memorial Stones Hof 29a
These memorial stones are placed here for war victims who where deported and/or killed in World War II. They are often placed as an alternative to the official They are often placed as an alternative to the official Stolpersteine of the Gunter Demnig project. Where there is no Stolperstein but people still want to commemorate, this memorial stone is used. The stones are in most cases laid before the last known home address of the victims.
In Amersfoort are Memorial Stones for:
Arie Izak van Tijn
Elisabeth van Tijn-Polak
Etty Bouwman-van Tijn
Aleida van Tijn
Isidora Gosschalk-van Tijn
Maurits van Tijn.
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- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Martin Damen
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