German Establishment Emmastraat
This building was used by the German bureau in Amsterdam City Hall during World War II. Two Jewish residents of Emmastraat 32-II (Flora Troostwijk-Kiek and Rosa Levenbach-Hellmuth) did not survive the war.
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- Amsterdams Archief, 5191 Archief van de Secretarie; Afdeling Onderwijs en rechtsvoorganger
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