Stolpersteine route

Former Cornelis de Wittstraat 106. Here is a stone for:
- Felix Leviticus
- Emma Leviticus - Goldstein
- Henri Leviticus
- Sophia Rosette Cahn - Leviticus
- Louis Leviticus

Here is a stone for:
- Samuel Gobits
- Rebecca Gobits - Lioness
- Greta Gobits

The Gobits family had two thriving furniture stores. In the building on Voorstraat they lived above the store. They died at the same time on November 19, 1943 in Auschwitz. A brother and sister of Greta survived the war.

Here lies a stone for:
* Chaim Salomon Haber
* Henriette Haber - Jacobs
A Dordrecht Jewish couple who ran a fur store in a corner building on the Steegoversloot, proudly called by them "The Fur House of Trust. On Tuesday, November 10, 1942, after a raid that netted the Germans and their police henchmen forty Jews, Chaim and Henriëtte were arrested and imprisoned. Less than nine days later, Henriette was destroyed in Auschwitz. Her husband followed on Feb. 29, somewhere in central Europe, after years of hard forced labor.

Former Stuffed Moat 15; here is a stone in front of:
- Isaäc Blitz
- Aaltje Blitz - Kopee
- Flora Blitz
Isaäc was a merchant in rags and metals. On Wednesday, November 25, 1942, the fatal day arrived for the Blitz family from Dordrecht. The next day they were taken to Westerbork and from there put on transport to Auschwitz. On December 7, they died simultaneously from gas asphyxiation.

Here's a stone for:

- Jenette Braadbaart
- Kit Braadbaart
- Mirjam Braadbaart

The extended Jewish Braadbaart family in Dordrecht was hardest hit by the Holocaust. Among their descendants, the Germans caused, on a local scale, the greatest slaughter. Dozens of them lost their lives in the gas chambers.