Emmastraat 21
Enschede
Lotte Capell was the youngest daughter of a family of 6 children of an Orthodox Jewish butcher from Kerpen (Germany), born on May 7, 1916. When their grandmother was murdered during Kristallnacht, she and her older brother Hermann tried to escape from Germany. . Because her sister Rosa already worked as a housekeeper in Enschede for the Heymans family at Waldeckstraat 4, she ensured that Hermann, Jenny with her family, and Lotte could come to the Netherlands. Lotte and Hermann may have made the trip together. Jenny is in Jan. Left Germany in 1939. Her sister Paula, who was married, left for Belgium with her husband and daughter and was taken with her husband to Auschwitz by transport from Mechelen. She was just able to leave her 2-year-old daughter Ruth with a Catholic couple, and that is how Rut, later Marie-Claire, survived the war. Fritz remained in Germany with his wife Margot and son Gerson. Fritz died in Buchenwald and Gerson in Riga. Margot survived Riga.
Rosa and Lotte were able to work as housekeepers for families in Enschede and they ensured that their sister Jenny, who was married and had 1 daughter Inge (1934), could come to the Netherlands. After some wanderings with her husband, after internment in Westerbork, Jenny was the only one to survive the war. She is my grandmother. She passed away in 2001. My mother, Inge Enke, passed away on August 16, 2016.
Lotte died on May 21, 1943 in Sobibor. Together with Rosa, she was betrayed in 1943 and deported from Enschede to Westerbork and later to Sobibor.
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