Huijgenslaan 2

Chaskel Kurz was born on January 1, 1874 in Tarnow, then Germany but now Poland. In 1939, forty-five percent of the inhabitants of this city were Jewish.
His wife Sidonie Katz was born on February 1, 1882 in Brody, then Empire of Austria, now Ukraine.
Sidonie and Chaskel have two children, among whom a son they call Wilhelm. Wilhelm was born in Tarnow on December 27, 1903. The whole family comes to the Netherlands in 1920.
Wilhelm Kurz goes to HBS in Rotterdam, and then he works at Philips as an office clerk. During the war he works at the Philips-Kommando in Vught.
Wilhelm Kurz arrives in Westerbork on March 21, 1944. From there he is deported.
He was in several concentration camps before being murdered in the external Kommando Langebielau on March 22, 1945.
His parents, Chaskel and Sidonie Kurz. arrive in Westerbork on April 27, 1944. On September 3, 1944 they are deported to Auschwitz where they are murdered on September 6, 1944.
The second child of Chaskel and Sidonie survived the war.

Wilhelm Kurz's name appears on a monument of Dutch victims of the Reichenbach camp (the "Sportschule", an outside command of Gross Rosen) in the Eulengebirge in Silesia.

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