Jud Simons

Olympic medal record
Women's gymnastics
Competitor for the Netherlands
Gold	1928 Amsterdam	Team

Judikje^[1] "Jud" Simons (August 20, 1904 – March 3, 1943) was a Dutch gymnast who competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics.

In 1928 she won the gold medal as member of the Dutch gymnastics team.

She was born in The Hague and died in Sobibor extermination camp. She was deported and murdered together with her husband Bernard and their five-year-old daughter Sonja and their three-year-old son Leon.

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^ Her name is sometimes also spelt Judikeje.

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Sobibor extermination camp

Other death camps: Auschwitz-Birkenau · Bełżec · Chełmno · Jasenovac · Majdanek · Maly Trostenets · Treblinka

Camp organizers	Odilo Lotario Globocnik • Hermann Julius Höfle • Richard Wolfgang Thomalla • Erwin Hermann Lambert • Karl Steubl • Christian Wirth

Commandant	Franz Paul Stangl (1/2) • Franz Karl Reichleitner (2/2)

Deputy commanders	Karl August Wilhelm Frenzel • Hermann Michel • Johann Niemann • Gustav Franz Wagner

Gas chamber executioners	Hermann Erich Bauer • Heinz Kurt Bolender

Other officers	Ernst Bauch • Rudolf Beckmann • Gerhardt Börner • Paul Bredow • Max Bree • Arthur Dachsel • Werner Karl Dubois • Herbert Floss • Erich Fritz Erhard Fuchs • Friedrich Gaulstich • Anton Getzinger • Hubert Gomerski • Siegfried Graetschus • Ferdinand "Ferdl" Grömer • Paul Johannes Groth • Lorenz Hackenholt • Josef "Sepp" Hirtreiter • Franz Hödl • Jakob Alfred Ittner • Robert Emil Franz Xaver Jührs • Aleks Kaizer • Rudolf "Rudi" Kamm • Johann Klier • Fritz Konrad • Erich Gustav Willie Lachmann • Karl Emil Ludwig • Willi Mentz • Adolf Müller • Walter Anton Nowak • Wenzel Fritz Rehwald • Karl Richter • Paul Rost • Walter "Ryba" (Hochberg) • Klaus Schreiber • Hans-Heinz Friedrich Karl Schütt • Thomas Steffl • Ernst Stengelin • Heinrich Unverhau • Josef Vallaster • Otto Weiss • Wilhelm "Willie" Wendland • Franz Wolf • Josef Wolf • Ernst Zierke

Guards	Germans/Austrians: Heinrich Barbl Ukrainians: B. Bielakow • Ivan Demjanjuk • Ivan Klatt • M. Matwiejenko • Ivan Nikiforow • W. Podienko • Mikhail Razgonayev • Emanuel Schultz • Fiodor Tichonowski • Libodenko Wartownick • J. Zajcew • other Volksdeutsche and prisoners of war (up to 200)

Prominent victims	Helga Deen • Anna Dresden-Polak • Else Feldmann • Isidore Goudeket • Jakob van Hoddis • Han Hollander • Gerrit Kleerekoper • Helena Nordheim • Abraham de Oliveira • Emanuel Querido • Jud Simons • Leo Smit • Michel Velleman

Resistance and survivors	List of survivors of Sobibor (Thomas Blatt • Selma Engel-Wijnberg • Leon Feldhendler • Dov Freiberg • Elka de Levie • Alexander Pechersky • Jules Schelvis • Joseph Serchuk)

Nazi occupation and organizations	General Government • SS-Totenkopfverbände

Planning, methods, documents and evidence	Operation Reinhard • Höfle Telegram

War crimes investigations and trials	Sobibor trial, Hagen, 01965-09-06 September 6, 1965 – 01966-12-20 December 20, 1966

Memorials	Yes

Related articles	The Holocaust • Operation Reinhard • Nazi concentration camps • Extermination camp

Persondata
Name	Simons, Jud
Alternative names
Short description	Gymnast
Date of birth	August 20, 1904
Place of birth
Date of death	March 3, 1943
Place of death