Sobibor Foundation - Stichting Sobibor
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The Sobibor Foundation was founded in 1999 by Jules Schelvis, Holocaust survivor of death camp Sobibor in German-occupied Poland. Remember through education and information.
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4/4 Betje Sanders-Blik was imprisoned in Vught concentration camp from March 23, 1943. On June 7, she was taken from Vught to transit camp Westerbork and deported to Sobibor on June 8, where she was murdered immediately upon arrival on June 11, 1943.
October 23, 2025 at 1:32 PM
4/4 Betje Sanders-Blik was imprisoned in Vught concentration camp from March 23, 1943. On June 7, she was taken from Vught to transit camp Westerbork and deported to Sobibor on June 8, where she was murdered immediately upon arrival on June 11, 1943.
3/4 Moise Louis Sanders was killed as a soldier in Delft on the first day of WWII in the Netherlands. He was posthumously awarded the Bronze Cross. This decoration was awarded to Dutch soldiers, who distinguished themselves by courageous action in the face of the enemy.
October 23, 2025 at 1:32 PM
3/4 Moise Louis Sanders was killed as a soldier in Delft on the first day of WWII in the Netherlands. He was posthumously awarded the Bronze Cross. This decoration was awarded to Dutch soldiers, who distinguished themselves by courageous action in the face of the enemy.
2/4 Betje married the meat cutter Moise Louis Sanders shortly before the start of the war. He was a conscript soldier when the war began and served with the 1st Section-3rd Company-3rd Battalion-Regiment Grenadiers. He was killed on May 10, 1940.
October 23, 2025 at 1:32 PM
2/4 Betje married the meat cutter Moise Louis Sanders shortly before the start of the war. He was a conscript soldier when the war began and served with the 1st Section-3rd Company-3rd Battalion-Regiment Grenadiers. He was killed on May 10, 1940.
2/2 Karl and Adele Blau lived in Vienna and were deported to Kielce in 1941. They were recognised by Franz Stangl in Treblinka and selected for work. Blau was feared because of his collaboration with the SS. He and his wife committed suicide in Sobibor in Nov. 1943. Their three daughters survived.
October 20, 2025 at 3:34 PM
2/2 Karl and Adele Blau lived in Vienna and were deported to Kielce in 1941. They were recognised by Franz Stangl in Treblinka and selected for work. Blau was feared because of his collaboration with the SS. He and his wife committed suicide in Sobibor in Nov. 1943. Their three daughters survived.