Dutch Jews who died in the Holocaust

Annelies Marie Frank was a German-born Jewish diarist and Holocaust victim. She gained worldwide notability posthumously for keeping a diary documenting her life in hiding during the German occupation of the Netherlands. In the diary, she regularly described her family's everyday life in their hiding place in an Amsterdam attic from 1942 until their arrest in 1944.

Mother of Holocaust diarist Anne Frank (1900–1945)

Jewish diarist (1914-1943)

Dutch gymnast (1909–1943)

Dutch gymnast (1903–1943)

Dutch gymnast (1906-1943)

author of a diary, discovered in 2004

Dutch painter (1877-1942)

Dutch gymnast (1904-1943)

Dutch musician (1900–1943)

Dutch chemist

artist (1868-1944)

Dutch pacifist and female suffragist (1881–1943)

American-Dutch association football player (1902-1943)

Dutch Resistance member (1916–1945)

Dutch painter (1876-1942)

Austrian Egyptologist, who later lived stateless in the Netherlands

Dutch mathematician

Dutch radio sports journalist (1886–1943)

Dutch writer, editor (1874-1943)

Dutch composer

Dutch composer (1897–1943)

Dutch creche director and resistance worker (1876-1943)

Dutch painter (1873-1943)

Dutch businessman (1886–1942)

Dutch fencer (1881–1944)

Dutch fencer (1880-1944)

Dutch wrestler (1876-1943)

Dutch gymnast (1883–1943)

Dutch painter (1864-1943)

Dutch artist and graphic designer (1903-1943)

Dutch artist (1884–1945)

Dutch gymnast (1897–1943)

Dutch economist (1891–1940)

Dutch university teacher

Dutch painter and draughtsperson (1887-1945)

Dutch musician

Dutch writer (1923–1943)

Dutch writer (1906–1943)

Dutch gymnast

Dutch teacher, rabbi and writer (1882-1943)

Dutch politician (1889–1940)

Dutch jazz duo

Olympic gymnast (1888–1944)

Dutch composer (1919–1944)

Dutch gymnast