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Most of the houses are on the even side. A small number of houses , on the odd side because those houses were demolished after 1950. But even there, at No. 1, at least four names were found of Jews who did not survive the war.<\/p>\n\n

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Hartog Porcelijn, dancer<\/h4>\n\n

Feb. 2, 1911 – Auschwitz, Sept. 30, 1942, Reached the age of 31.Hartog Porcelijn<\/a> on Jewish Monument, with an extensive story.<\/p>\n\n

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Erich Oser, cigar shop owner<\/h4>\n\n

Feb. 18, 1906 – Auschwitz, Sept. 30, 1942 – 36 years.<\/p>\n\n

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Meijer de Vries, shipping clerk<\/h4>\n\n

May 8, 1881 – Sobibor, May 28, 1943 – 62 years.Meijer de Vries<\/a> on Jewish Monument<\/p>\n\n

Sophia de Vries-Troostwijk<\/h4>\n\n

July 17, 1874 – Sobibor, May 28, 1943 – 68 years oldSophia de Vries-Troostwijk<\/a> on Jewish Monument<\/p>\n\n

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