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Aletta Jacobs’ funeral monument

Aletta Jacobs died on 10 August 1929. Together with her husband, she is commemorated in Westerveld Cemetery in Driehuis with a shared monument placed against the wall of the second columbarium, near the Impluvium. The monument features a bronze relief depicting a man and a woman kneeling on the globe in the act of raising a burning torch. It also features a carved emblem with a snake wrapped around a staff, the traditional symbol of medicine.

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Photos by Luca Borghi (August 2025) and page layout by Maria Chiara Marseglia (October 2025)
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Photos by Luca Borghi (August 2025) and page layout by Maria Chiara Marseglia (October 2025)
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Photos by Luca Borghi (August 2025) and page layout by Maria Chiara Marseglia (October 2025)
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Photos by Luca Borghi (August 2025) and page layout by Maria Chiara Marseglia (October 2025)
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Photos by Luca Borghi (August 2025) and page layout by Maria Chiara Marseglia (October 2025)
  • Photos by Luca Borghi @ (August 2025) and page layout by Maria Chiara Marseglia (October 2025)
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