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Personal data Pieter "Piet" de Jong 


Household of Pieter "Piet" de Jong

He is married to Johanna Willemina de Wilt.

They got married on January 11, 1955 at Amsterdam, NH, NLD, he was 30 years old.Source 13

Stadhuis Amsterdam
Pro Rege-kapel, Andreas Schelfhoutstraat 39, Amsterdam
Inzegening door Ds. J.D. Smits
They were married in church on January 11, 1955 at Amsterdam, NH, NLD, he was 30 years old.Source 14


Notes about Pieter "Piet" de Jong

Piet is in de oorlogsjaren gedwongen tewerkgesteld in Duitsland. Hij heeft daarvoor een paspoort moeten aanvragen. Paspoortaanvragen zijn kaartjes met daarop een foto van de aanvrager en een aantal persoonsgegevens van de aanvrager en gegevens over de aanvraag. Bij de eerste keer dat een paspoort werd aangevraagd noteerde men naam, geboorteplaats, geboortedatum, beroep, adres, signalement en eventuele gegevens van echtgenoot en kinderen. Verder staat aangegeven voor welk gebied het paspoort werd afgegeven, de kosten en de datum van afgifte. Het paspoort voor Piet is op 5-8-1943 verstrekt. Op dit passpoort staat o.a. 'Bijzonderheden AB' en 'Betaald fl. kosteloos', AB betekent Arbeidsbureau voor een paspoort uitgegeven in opdracht van het Gewestelijk Arbeidsbureau. Vanwege de verplichte tewerkstelling hoefde de betrokkene niet te betalen (bron: https://archief.amsterdam/indexen/paspoorten_1940-1945/handleiding/index.nl.html).

Volgens een Transportliste met kenmerken "Tag der Abreise 9-8-1943, Aufnahme-Arbeitsamt Berlin, Aufnahme-Landesarbeitsamt Brandenburg, Blatt 2", regel 34, is hij, 5 dagen na de paspoortaanvraag, op transport gegaan.

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    Sources

    1. Getuigschrift*, privécollectie
    2. Transportliste A11665000563*, https://archief.amsterdam/indexen/deeds/f2589b25-99c1-4b03-8feb-59aaf72c876d
    3. Benoemingsbrief*, privécollectie
    4. Benoemingsbrief / Ontslagbrief*, privécollectie
    5. Schoolrapport, privécollectie
    6. Verklaring
    7. Paspoortaanvraag A12564000383A*, https://archief.amsterdam/indexen/deeds/143e91b8-4979-42b4-8897-2594ccc0efbc
    8. Archiefkaart A05907_0494_1478*, https://archief.amsterdam/indexen/deeds/98533416-8531-56a3-e053-b784100ade19
    9. https://stadsarchief.amsterdam.nl/archieven/archiefbank/indexen/tewerkgestelden
    10. Woningkaart Liergouw 34 Amsterdam*
    11. Woningkaart Nootdorpstraat 17-3 Amsterdam*
    12. Eigen waarneming
    13. Huwelijksaankondiging*, privécollectie | Persoonskaart*
    14. Huwelijksaankondiging*, privécollectie

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