Thread by @shannara77

(1/5) On 02-05-1940 Levie Mug, who was called Loeki, was born in Rotterdam. This was 12 days before the Germans bombed Rotterdam.
He was the son of Alexander, born 07-04-1907 and Sara Mug nee de Wolf, born 14-09-1912.
They lived in Rotterdam in the Agniesestraat.

(2/5) Alexander worked as a doorman at the Cineac Cinema in Rotterdam. He was standing there in an uniform at the entrance. The cinema was opened in 1935 but had to close after the bombings.
It's unknown (to me) what he did for a living afterwards.

(3/5) From 20-02-1943 they were in concentration camp Vught. It is unclear if they went voluntarily or were deported. They were there for 4 months, but as Levie was only 3 years, he and his mother were deported on the so called children's transport.

(4/5) So on 07-06-1943 they were deported to Westerbork to be deported, a day later, to deathcamp #Sobibor. There they arrived on on 11-06-1943 and were most certainly killed on arrival.😢

(5/5) Alexander stayed until 02-07-1943 in Vught but was then also, via Westerbork, deported to Sobibor.
He arrived in Sobibor on 16-07-1943 and was probably also killed on arrival.

Poor little Levie, or Loeki, we will remember you and your mum and dad! 😢💔🕯️✡️