Biography

She was Margot Frank classmate.

After the war, she married Hans Evers and raised a "relatively large family" in Amsterdam.[3] However, she testified, she was unable to talk about her war experiences with her family.[9] She began studying psychology part-time and became a lecturer in psychology at the University of Amsterdam in 1973. She earned her doctorate in the late 1980s.[3].

Daughter of Emanuel Emden and Rosa Emden-DeVries.

Mother of Sem Evers, Naomi Lucienne Evers, Raphael Evers.

Bloeme was liberated by the Soviets at Liebau on 8 May 1945. She and a small group of friends began walking back to the Netherlands on foot, arriving six weeks later. She discovered that her parents and sister had been deported to the Sobibor extermination camp, where they all perished.[2].