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Johannes Kleiman (n. 17 august 1896, Koog aan de Zaan (d), Zaanstad, Olanda de Nord, Țările de Jos – d. 28 ianuarie 1959, Amsterdam, Țările de Jos) a fost unul dintre cetățenii neerlendezi care au ajutat la ascunderea Annei Frank și a familiei ei în timpul ocupației naziste a Țărilor de Jos. În versiunea publicată a Jurnalului Annei Frank, el are pseudonimul domnul Koophuis.
Jul 11, 2012 · Anne Frank’s Cinema. July 11, 2012. Save this story ... Johannes Kleiman and Victor Kugler) were arrested in 1944 was emptied of its furnishings by German forces. When, in the late nineteen ...
Dec 17, 2008 · On August 4 1944, the security police raided the offices of Pectacon, arresting Victor and fellow director Johannes Kleiman, along with the annex inhabitants. They were taken to Gestapo ...
Johannes Kleiman (ヨハネス・クレーマン, Johanesu Kurēman?), or his alias and preferred name, Hans Lee (ハンス・李, Rī Hansu?), is a half-devil, half-human hybrid. He is a rather carefree person, unbothered even by blood. By drinking controlled dosages every morning and evening, he has managed to almost completely control his ...
The wedding of Johannes Kleiman and Johanna Catharina Reuman took place on 12 July 1923 in Amsterdam. Johannes' brother Cornelis and a brother of Johanna were witnesses.. [1] The couple had a daughter named Johanna. The family, consisting of Johannes (Jo), wife Johanna (Jo and later Joke) and daughter Johanna (Jopie, Jo), were also known as ...
On Friday August 4, 1944, Miep, Bep and Johannes Kleiman were seated at their desks in their shared office. Just after eleven a.m., Miep looked up from her work to see a man in civilian dress in the door opening, pointing a gun at them. This was the beginning of the end; someone had betrayed the eight hiders.
Johannes Kleiman was the primary point of contact for the people in hiding in case of calamities. For instance, he provided pesticides when the Secret Annex suffered a flea infestation. He also made sure that the family in Switzerland received encrypted messages to let them know that the Franks were safe.
