At Bussummerweg 33 in Blaricum, four Stolpersteine commemorate Jeannette Abraham-Porges, her daughter Ilse Victor-Abraham, son-in-law Manfred Victor, and daughter Gertrud Jacobine Abraham. The house, built in 1932 for Koos Gomperts and Maria van Outersterp, offered shelter to several Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany. Jeannette, born in Hamburg in 1862, moved from Rotterdam to Blaricum with her family in 1940. In 1942 they were forced to leave for Amsterdam. Jeannette was deported via Westerbork to Sobibor and murdered there on 13 March 1943. Manfred and Ilse were also sent to Westerbork and then to Sobibor, where they were murdered on 28 May 1943. Gertrud was deported to Westerbork and murdered in Auschwitz on 7 September 1942. Ilse and Manfred’s daughter Elli survived the war.
