Biography

Around 1931 she was one of the radio players who worked exclusively for the VARA, colleagues at the time were Janny van Oogen, Adolf Bouwmeester, Kees Bakker and Huib Orizand. In those years she was also often heard on the radio with lectures, declamations and reading evenings (program For workers in continuous companies).

Minny Erfmann was a Dutch actress. She made her debut on stage at a young age. Between 1916 and 1918, Erfmann played supporting roles in several silent films by Filmfabriek Hollandia.

After the Second World War, she was suspended for ten years by the Council of Honor for performing for the National Socialist broadcaster.

Four days before her eighty-first birthday, a fire broke out in Erfmann's home, killing her.

Between 1937 and 1939 she stayed in the Dutch East Indies, where she traveled with Willem van der Veer's theater company. This group also included her husband Wim Caron and from 1938 her brother Ferry Erfmann.