Identification card

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Held by: Montreal Holocaust Museum via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
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Scope & content: 1 page, double-sided, with 3 circular ink stamps on it, and one square fiscal stamp. There is also a b&w identification photograph of Lotte van Collem stapled on the front in the bottom left corner. Narrative: Donor's Mother, Lotte van Collem (nee Randerath) was deported to Westerbork in 1943, where she remained for 8 months. In 1944 she was transfered to Bergen-Belsen, and transfered again in 1945 on a train, from which she was liberated from by Russian soldiers.
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Extent: Identification card : Paper : Ink : Black, Whitel Brown, Red ; Ht: 8,25 in. x W: 5,75 in.
Genre / form: textual record
Format: Document
Text in the image: Auszug a.d.Kennkarte - Uittreksel u/h Persoonsbewijs.Nummer v.h.Persoonsbewijs: A 35 / No 601763Naam: Randerath--Voornaam: Lotte--Geboortedatum: 6 April 1900Nationaliteit: NederlanderLaatste woonadres: Amsterdam,Stadh kade 127 hsUitgereikt op: 28 Aug. 1941In Gemeente: AmsterdamVoor uittreksel conform,Lager Westerbork, den 28 Januari 194Voor den Burgemeester van WesterborkDe chef de hulpsecretarie "Lager Westerbork"(B.T. van Don...)GEMEENTE WESTERBORK1257Plaats en land van geboorte: "ersfeld - DuitschlandGehuwd met: van Collem, H--Laatste beroep: zonder strijksterRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
Language: Dutch
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