Marianne's Identity Card
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![A trifold page. On the leftmost portion is a small black-and-white portrait of a woman with dark hair. There is a letter J stamped on the page. On the middle portion are two stamps, one with an eagle carrying a swastika that reads “Der Befehlschaberder [illegible] und des SD für die beselzien niderlandhachen Gebiete, Den Haag.” It is signed. The rightmost portion has another stamp of the letter J.](/static/5015324aeec27ecd92443b80a8b73de8/3110b/1_Mariannes_ID_Card.jpg)
Identity card for Marianne Stein (née van Dam).
By late 1941, all Jews in the Netherlands aged 15 or older were required to carry identification papers. Their identity cards were stamped with a J to indicate that they were Jewish.
Donated to the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre by Louise Stein Sorensen. 2004.001.001
Transcript
[A partial translation of the original Dutch.]
Van Dam –
Marianne—
6 September 1900
Rotterdam
Stein, I –
5 Aug 1941
Naarden