Potgieterstraat 13

Jacques Albert Monnickendam was born on January 11, 1922 in Eindhoven. He is bankwerker by profession. He joins the Navy and serves on the training ship Pollux.
Jacques Albert Monnickendam is murdered on April 2, 1945 in Dachau. He is buried in the field of honor Loenen. His parents and brother Albert survived the war.
His father, David Monnickendam, is a composer and pianist.
From 1929 he is the manager of Cinema Parisien in the Vrijstraat.
After the war, he was also the manager of the Chicago cinema.

Bendik Wijnbergen was born on February 5, 1908 in Eindhoven. His father, Jacob-Jacques Wijnbergen, is a butcher by profession. His mother is called Johanna Levano.
Bendik has two brothers and a sister: Louis-Yehuda (who died in 1913), Max and Rosalie.
Bendik is a car parts merchant and married to a non-Jewish woman. She bore the surname Bollen.
In general, Dutch Jews with non-Jewish spouses were not deported, but Bendik Wijnbergen tries to flee the country together with Herman Wertheim (2215). The two buy false work permits for France. This is how they ended up in Paris in June 1942. The plan is to flee to England from there. Bendik and Herman are however arrested and brought back to the Netherlands.
On August 16, 1942, Bendik Wijnbergen in The Hague is charged with "unauthorized crossing of the Belgian-Dutch border" and for smuggling money and gold.
Bendik Wijnbergen is deported on November 15, 1943 from Westerbork to Auschwitz. There he was murdered on January 1, 1944.
His wife survived the war.

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