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Données personnelles Petrus Jacobus "Piet" Komen 

• Le surnom est Piet.
• Il est né le 11 août 1900 dans Anna Paulowna, Noord-Holland, Nederland.
• Professions:
• Bloembollenkweker.
• Exporteur.
• Fait: (onderscheiding) à partir du 30 juin 1974 Righteous Among the Nations (Rechtvaardige onder de Volkeren).

  Verleend door Yad Vashem , Jerusalum Israël.

• Résidant: Molenvaart 429, Anna Paulowna, Noord-Holland, Nederland.
• Il est décédé le 2 avril 1976 dans Tenerife, Spanje, il avait 75 ans.
• Il est enterré le 10 avril 1976 dans Anna Paulowna, Noord-Holland, Nederland.
• Un enfant de Johannes Komen et Maria Christina Strooper
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 28 janvier 2021.

Famille de Petrus Jacobus "Piet" Komen

Il est marié à Anna Eva Oetelmans.

Ils se sont mariés le 19 juin 1929 à Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland, il avait 28 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. (Ne pas publique)
2. Catharina Maria Cornelia Komen  1931-1979
3. (Ne pas publique)
4. (Ne pas publique)
5. (Ne pas publique)
6. (Ne pas publique)
7. Margaretha Maria Catharina Komen  1939-1939
8. (Ne pas publique)

Notes par Petrus Jacobus "Piet" Komen

Piet en Annie Komen verleende onderduik bescherming tijdens de tweede wererldoorlog.
Van één van deze onderduiksters is onderstaand het verhaal (bron: Jos van Rijn).

Edith Gutter (later Gultz) was born in Leipzig, Germany, and fled to Holland with her parents in 1938, when she was 18. When they arrived in Amsterdam in 1940, the family once again found themselves subject to German persecution. At first, they hid with a business acquaintance of Edith's father, but they were soon forced to move on and decided to split up. That was the last time Edith saw her parents, who were later seized and deported to Auschwitz. From that time on, Edith moved from one acquaintance to another, staying for a short time with each. Friends of the family contacted a member of the underground who took her to a farm for a night and then to Petrus (Piet) and Anna Komen. Piet and Anna were flower growers in the village of Anna Paulowna, North Holland, and with them Edith finally found a more permanent home. They welcomed her and restored her self-confidence and will to live, reassuring her that they would never hand her over to the Germans, even if it endangered their lives.
Edith stayed with them from August 1943 until the end of the war, and Piet and Anna, who had seven children, shared their limited supply of food with her. The children and the neighbors were told she was a domestic, and did not know she was Jewish. During the many razzias when the Germans searched the house, Piet and Anna hid her and she often escaped detection by nothing less than a miracle.
On June 30, 1974, Yad Vashem recognized Petrus Jacobus Komen and his wife, Anna Eva Komen-Oetelmans, as Righteous Among the Nations.

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