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Marga Minco
Celebrity
Birth Date: March 31, 1920
Birth Time: 11:15 p.m.
Birth City: Ulvenhout, North Brabant, Netherlands
Aries
Degree : 10º55'27.4"
Sun Sign*
Leo
Degree : 17º59'11.33"
Moon Sign
Purva Phalguni
Pada : 2
Nakshatra
Scorpio
Degree : 8º56'51.37"
Ascendant
Updated at Apr 25, 2024
Created by admin.astronidan
MM
March 31, 1920
11:15 p.m.
Ulvenhout, North Brabant, Netherlands
Celebrity
Aries
Degree : 10º55'27.4"
Sun Sign*
Leo
Degree : 17º59'11.33"
Moon Sign
Purva Phalguni
Pada : 2
Nakshatra
Scorpio
Degree : 8º56'51.37"
Ascendant
Updated at Apr 25, 2024
Created by admin.astronidan

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Diagnoses

Major Diseases | Tuberculosis

Vocation

Writers | Autobiographer Writers | Columnist/ journalist

Notable

Famous | Top 5% of Profession

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Dutch writer Marga Minco is the pseudonym of Sara Menco, a Dutch writer who lost her Jewish family during the war. Books like "Het bittere kruid" (1957, The bitter herb) and "Een leeg huis" (1966, An empty house) refer to the existential problems of Holocaust survivors, who returned to empty houses and wondered why they survived and so many beloved ones did not. Her other two canonical books of post war Dutch literature are "De val" (1983, The fall) and "Nagelaten dagen" (1997, Bequeathed days) dealt with the resistance she experienced when she still struggled with the past when the war was over. Her work is many times reprinted and translated in many languages. Sara Menco, often called Selma, grew up in an orthodox Jewish family. She was the youngest of three children. At age 5 the family moved to Breda where her father got a prestigious position in the Jewish synagogue. She followed the Nutsschool for girls and had a talent for writing. At age 17 she published in her first story "Het gouden knikkertje" (1938, The golden marble) in Het Algemeen Handelsblad. Menco studied for journalist (1938-1940) and met the journalist Bert Voeten in 1938 during a visit to the theatre. They worked for different local papers in Breda and got an affair. But soon after after the traumatic evacuation of Breda (12 May 1940, "the flight") she lost her job because of Berufsverbote for Jewish journalists. In 1940 Menco wanted to marriage Voeten, but her parent were opposed to it and sent her mid 1940 to an aunt in Assen in the hope that she would forget Voeten. She stayed in different places, got a mild form of tuberculosis and was hospitalised for this in Utrecht en Amersfoort. Autumn 1942 she reunited with her parents as the Dutch Jewish citizens were concentrated in the "Judenviertel" of Amsterdam. Here the Germans held Razzia's (roundups) under the Jewish population. When her parents were caught at home (April 1943), she miraculously escaped via a garden port and managed to find the hiding place of her brother Dave who lived under a false name in Amsterdam with his wife Lotte. Her black hair was made blond and her name was changed in Fimkje Kooi by a town clerk in Tietjerksteradeel who gave her an new identity. Another identity she had during her underground years was that of Marga Faes. Her pen-name Marga Minco was a combination of Marga Faes and an error of a clerk who wrote her surname as Minco instead of Menco. Again miraculously, she met her youth friend Bert Voeten again on a shelter place early 1944 in the house of a "pottenbakker" (potter, ceramist) in Heemstede. In December 1944 they got an illegal daughter Bettie at their shelter place at the Kloveniersburgwal in Amsterdam (Aug 1994-1945?). They married August 1945 in Amsterdam. During the war Sara Menco lost both parents in Sobibor, her brother Dave in Warsaw, his wife Lotte and her sister. Dave reported to the Police when his wife Lotte was caught. Only she and an uncle survived the war. Whilst most Dutch people were euphoric after the war, she felt lonely, guilty and wanted to be left alone. After the war she worked as a journalist and columnist dealing with daily affairs. She wrote short stories for Mandril, Critisch Bulletin, Haarlems Dagblad and Het Parool. From 1949 to 1970 she stayed in the Witsenhouse, Oosterpark 82, Amsterdam, the old studio of Breitner and Willem Witsen, now a museum. It took a long time before she regained the energy to delve in her painful personal past and write about it, stimulated by her husband, the poet and drama translator Bert Voeten. But then (May, 1957, The bitter herb) she wrote world literature. Whilst she wrote the book she was pregnant of her second daughter, the writer Jessica Voeten (Amsterdam, Febr 1956). In march 1986 she published "De glazen brug" (The glass bridge), for the yearly Boekenweek. Link to Wikipedia Link to Astrodienst discussion forum

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S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Published/Released

Jan. 1, 1959

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1959 (De andere kant (The other side))

2

Published/Released

Jan. 1, 1966

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1966 (Een leeg huis (An empty house))

3

Published/Released

Jan. 1, 1983

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1983 (De val (The fall))

4

Published/Released

March 1, 1986

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released March 1986 in Amsterdam (De glazen brug (The glass bridge)) .

5

Published/Released

Jan. 1, 1990

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1990 (De zon is maar een zeepbel, twaalf droomverslagen (The sun is but a soap bubble, twelve dream reports))

6

Published/Released

Jan. 1, 1994

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1994 (De verdwenen bladzij – verhalenbundel voor kinderen (The missing page – stories for children))

7

Published/Released

March 1, 1997

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released March 1997 (Floroskoop (Floroscope – March)) .

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Relationship Begin

Jan. 1, 1938

Relationship : Begin significant relationship 1938 in Breda (Bert Voeten)

2

Marriage

Aug. 1, 1945

Relationship : Marriage August 1945 .

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Great Publicity

May 1, 1956

Social : Great Publicity May 1956 (Het bittere kruid (The bitter herb – a little chronicle)) .

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Family Trauma

April 1, 1943

Family trauma April 1943 in Amsterdam (Parents deported to Westerbork and Sobibor) .

2

Birth Child

Dec. 1, 1944

Family : Change in family responsibilities December 1944 in Amsterdam (Illegal child Bettie Voeten born) .

3

Birth Child

Feb. 1, 1956

Family : Change in family responsibilities February 1956 in Amsterdam (Jessica Voeten born) .

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Partner Death

July 1, 1992

Death of Mate 6 July 1992 in Amsterdam (Bert Voeten) .

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Birth Details

Gender Female
Weekday Wednesday
Date March 31, 1920
Time 11:15 p.m.
Daylight Saving No
City Ulvenhout, North Brabant, Netherlands
Geo-location 51ºN32'56.65",
Timezone Europe/Amsterdam

Residence Details

City Ulvenhout, North Brabant, Netherlands
Timezone Europe/Amsterdam

Time/Correction

Time (Europe/Amsterdam) Mar. 31, 1920, 11:55:28 PM
Time (UTC) Mar. 31, 1920, 10:55:28 PM
Time (LMT) Mar. 31, 1920, 11:14:40 PM
Time (Julian) 2422415.45518519
LMT Correction 0.32 Hrs
Ayanmsha True Chitra - 22º44'2.42"

Birth Place

Birth location on map - Lat: 51ºN32'56.65" Lon: 4ºN47'57.52"