Maria Francisca Henriette Holla

Geslacht:	Vrouw
Vader:	Jean Mathieu Frans Holla
Moeder:	Henriette Josepha Antonia Maria Schwiep
Geboren:	17 Sept 1903	Venlo
Overleden:	11 Dec 1989	onbekend
Aantekeningen:	Last Name: Coul Op de First Name: Maria Francisca Henriette Maiden Name: Holla Date of Birth: 17/09/1903 Date of death: 11/12/1989 Rescuer's fate: survived Nationality: THE NETHERLANDS Gender: Female Place during the war: Roosendaal en Nispen, Noordbrabant, The Netherlands Rescue Place: Roosendaal en Nispen, Noordbrabant, The Netherlands Rescue mode: Hiding Arranging shelter File number: File from the Collection of the Righteous Among the Nations Department (M.31.2/830) Henriette Cahen-Elion was expecting a baby when she received orders for her deportation to Westerbork in June 1943. Pretending to have a concussion, she was admitted to the hospital. Her husband, Max, was taken to the Vught concentration camp to work in the Philips group, which had been operating there since February 1943. While she was in the hospital, Henri Holla* brought false identity papers for Henriette in the name Henriette Eliens. Until a permanent hiding place could be found for her, Henri asked his sister and brother-in-law, Maria and François Op de Coul, to take her into their home in Roosendaal. Henriette stayed with the Op de Couls for six weeks, from June 1943 until August 1943. Maria Op de Coul then traveled with Henriette by taxi and train to an institution for unmarried mothers called Moederheil, in Breda. She told the senior nurse, Miss Fides, that Henriette was Jewish and that the director of the institution, Reverend Scheermakers*, had invited her to stay there until the liberation. On September 2, 1973, Yad Vashem recognized François Jean Marie Constant op de Coul and his wife, Maria Francisca Henriëtte op de Coul-Holla, as Righteous Among the Nations.

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Huwelijkspartner:	François Jean Marie Constant Op de Coul	geb. 30 Jan 1899 overl. 13 MEI 1975
Huwelijk:	19 Aug 1931	Tilburg