People in hiding Hol

The hiding place near Valthe, near the monument placed on 11 April 1984, was one of the two hiding places in the Valtherbos between Valthe and Emmen that was excavated during the Second World War and inhabited by a group of Jewish people in hiding. In both forest caves, called "shacks" by the divers themselves, there were a total of sixteen Jews in varying compositions. The names of these sixteen Jews are: Louis Bachrach; Ab van Dien; Samuel From and Sara From-Kropveld and their children Adolf, Roza and Bernard; Grietje de Jonge-Kropveld, Mozes Gudema and Dina Gudema-De Levie; Maurits Jakobs and Rosa van Jakobs-Van Dam; the brothers Leo and Jacob Kropveld; Sitta Meiboom-Speier and her daughter Bep Carla Meiboom.

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