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[it-IT]Record tools[it-IT] [it-IT]Displays[it-IT]	Bescheinigung Remove from selection Add to selection Numero oggettoM2008/040:002 TitoloBescheinigung DescrizioneIdentity card, or Kennkarte, 011785, for Dutch citizen Carel Frederic (Frederik?) Frumau. Written in German and Dutch, this card states that Carel, born 19 May 1905, is a leatherworker/repairer, living in Dordrecht, Netherlands. It bears official Nazi stamps, including one from a prison camp that is incomplete, and was to be carried at all times. This ID card was also required to legitimise a military document postponing Carel's deployment to labour due to the nature of his work (M2008/040:001). A diagonal blue line across the cards likely indicates that it was cancelled at some point. Carel Frumau, a Catholic, and his family helped Jews in South Holland during the war. Luogo di produzioneDordrecht, Netherlands Data circa 1944 SoggettoOccupation, hiding, Catholics, fathers Nome oggettoidentity cards Materialepaper Dimensioni width: 165.00 mm height: 115.00 mm Lingua German ID card 011785 To certify that name: Frumau, Carel Frederic Birthday: 19 May 1905 Place of birth: Delft Former profession: Leather worker – repairer Current profession: Leather worker – repairer Residence: Dordrecht, Voorstraat 318 Employed at: Company Frumau in Dordrecht Stamp: The Reichs Commissaries for the Occupied Territory of the Netherlands 22 Reverse stamp: Office of the Field Post Number 08698 (military post number) Reverse stamp beneath other stamp: Prisoner of War Camp Commander (not filled in) Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Thea Van Gastel

Numero oggettoM2008/040:002

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DescrizioneIdentity card, or Kennkarte, 011785, for Dutch citizen Carel Frederic (Frederik?) Frumau. Written in German and Dutch, this card states that Carel, born 19 May 1905, is a leatherworker/repairer, living in Dordrecht, Netherlands. It bears official Nazi stamps, including one from a prison camp that is incomplete, and was to be carried at all times. This ID card was also required to legitimise a military document postponing Carel's deployment to labour due to the nature of his work (M2008/040:001). A diagonal blue line across the cards likely indicates that it was cancelled at some point. Carel Frumau, a Catholic, and his family helped Jews in South Holland during the war.

Luogo di produzioneDordrecht, Netherlands

Data circa 1944

SoggettoOccupation, hiding, Catholics, fathers

Nome oggettoidentity cards

Materialepaper

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Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Thea Van Gastel

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