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Alice Reis trained as a nurse in Mannheim and then worked for almost three years at a general health insurance fund in Darmstadt. In her search for more depth in her life, she followed education from the Roman Catholic Church and was baptized on December 27, 1930 in the monastery church of Beuron. Dr. Edith Stein was her godmother.

This step by Alice Reis had dramatic consequences. Her fiancé's parents, who owned a department store in Darmstadt, presented their son with a choice: this woman or the inheritance. The young man broke off the relationship, Alice collapsed and, as a result of all the tensions, developed asthma. All kinds of plans to enter a monastery came to naught because of her weak health. But the sisters of the Good Shepherd in Almelo took her to a boarding school for girls.
In March 1942, her mother was deported from Berlin to the Trawniki concentration camp in Poland. Her father had already died in 1924.

On August 2, 1942, more than two hundred Roman Catholic Jews were arrested in the Netherlands in revenge for the reading of a pastoral letter from the Catholic bishops in the churches on July 26, 1942. In this letter, the bishops protested against the deportation of Jews. Alice Reis was also arrested. In transit camp Amersfoort she reconnected with her godmother, Edith Stein.

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