Meester H. Tuttelstraat 11
Steenwijk
Johan Slager was married. In 1942, he and his wife had a child, who was born in Belgium. The family tried to flee to Switzerland via Belgium, just like Johan's mother Saartje Zeehandelaar. A lot of money was paid for the flight.
All thirteen refugees were betrayed. They were first imprisoned in Breedonck transit camp near Antwerp and from there Johan Slager was deported with Convoy VII from September 4, 1942, Aron Slager with Convoy VIII from September 8, 1942, an aunt was deported with Convoy V from August 25, 1942 and others were deported to Auschwitz on August 27 with Convoy VI.
Johan's wife was rescued by resistance fighters after giving birth and survived the war in hiding in Belgium.
Johan Slager tried to flee to Switzerland with his pregnant wife. They were caught in Belgium. The wife managed to escape and went into hiding in a monastery. Her child was born there. The wife and child survived the war.
The mayor of Steenwijk requested that Johan Slager, accountant, living in Steenwijk, be located, detained and brought to trial. He is suspected of having changed his place of residence without the required authorization. This description denoted Jews who had gone into hiding.
Algemeen Politieblad, nr 32, August 13, 1942, 916, notice 1488
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