Ernst Lodewijk Visser

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Ernst Lodewijk Visser –b.14-08-1901 d.02-09-1942 Lodewijk Ernst Visser's son was according to the traditional Jewish name giving, named after his grandfather. He was a known attorney in The Hague and like his father active in "Het Parool" circles. Belligerent and courageous he refused to wear the yellow Jew badge, was arrested and after confinement in the "Oranje Hotel" prison in Scheveningen, the Amersfoort concentration camp and Westerbork he was sent as "strafgeval" (a case for special punishment) to Mauthausen, where he perished.

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ERNST LODEWIJK VISSER

14 augustus 1901 – 2 september 1942

Advocaat in Den Haag, had contacten met de Paroolgroep. Werd in juli 1942 gearresteerd omdat hij geen ster droeg. Via Scheveningen, Amersfoort en Westerbork als strafgeval op 1 augustus 1942 gedeporteerd naar Mauthausen, waar hij overleed.

Bron: Gymnasium Haganum, Den Haag: Helden – Slachtoffers – Heldhaftige Slachtoffers, ISBN 90-72766-30-x

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