Kleine Berg 19

Mozes Andriesse was born on July 2, 1878 in Eindhoven. He is a son of Nathan Andriesse and Cina de Jongh, who have nine children in total.

Mozes is an export butcher by profession. He lives at 19 Kleine Berg, with his sister Jeanette and her husband Mozes Klerk.

Mozes Andriesse arrives on November 12, 1942 in Westerbork. On November 20, he was deported to Auschwitz where he was murdered on November 23, 1942.

Only one brother of Moses, Henri Andriesse, survives the war.

Mozes Klerk was born on November 22, 1867 in Amsterdam. At the age of 32, he married Julia Andriesse from Eindhoven. The couple live in Amsterdam and have a son Levie. Levie is barely six months old when Julia dies. Seven months later, Moses was briefly hit for the second time by a great loss: on October 14, 1902, a few days before his first birthday, Levie died.
Moses remarries on June 28, 1905 to Jeanette Andriesse, Julia's six-year-older sister. Jeanette, born on May 28, 1866 in Eindhoven. She is the eldest daughter of Nathan Andriesse and Cina de Jongh.
Mozes and Jeanette settle in Eindhoven, at Kleine Berg 19. They run a grocery store there.
In 1906 a son is born: Nathan. Three years later, when Jeanette is almost 43, another son is born. They call him Levie. Levie dies in 1927.
In 1943 the store was closed as a Jewish enterprise. Not much later, Moses and Jeanette Klerk are forced to leave everything behind.
They arrive in Westerbork on April 9, 1943. Four days later, on April 13, deportation to Sobibor follows. On April 16, immediately after arriving in Sobibor, Moses and Jeanette are murdered.
Their son Nathan survives the war. He and his wife Sophia de Vries are building a new life in the United States.

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