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Judikje "Jud"
Simons (20
August 1904 – 20
March 1943) was a
Dutch Jewish gymnast who
competed in the 1928
Summer Olympics. In 1928 she won the gold medal...
- the
Wayback Machine,
Amsterdam Museum, 2011.
Retrieved on 6
August 2011.
Judikje Kiers nieuwe directeur Amsterdam Museum, Het Parool, 16
december 2015....
- 4.899°E / 52.375; 4.899 Type
Historic house Visitors 85,000
Director Judikje Kiers Public transit access Amsterdam Centraal Website www.opsolder.nl...
- Fame in 1997. Like
other members of her team (Lea Nordheim, Ans ****,
Judikje Simons, Elka de Levie) and
their coach Gerrit Kleerekoper, she was Jewish...
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observed in many of ter Borch's colleagues. The Letter, The
Royal Collection Judikje Kiers,
Fieke Tissink, Der
Glanz des
Goldenen Jahrhunderts.
Dutch Art of...
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radically with just a few adjustments. The Concert, Web
Gallery of Art
Judikje Kiers,
Fieke Tissink, Der
Glanz des
Goldenen Jahrhunderts.
Dutch Art of...
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started in 2010 when Paul Spies,
director of the
Amsterdam Museum, and
Judikje Kiers of the
Biblical Museum agreed on a partnership. "Organisatie | Museum...
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murdered in Auschwitz), Lea Kloot-Nordheim (who was
murdered in Sobibor), and
Judikje Themans-Simons (who was
murdered in Sobibor).
Their coach,
Gerrit Kleerekoper...
- (2010–present)
chair is
Michiel Buchel (director NEMO) and the vice-chair is
Judikje Kiers (director of
Amsterdam Museum and
Museum Willet-Holthuysen. The board...
- He was the son of
Dutch Americans Teunis Van
Vechten (1707–1785) and
Judikje "Judith" Ten
Broeck (1721–1783). His
brothers were
Samuel Ten
Broeck Van...
