Dianne Biederberg





NAME
Biederberg, Dianne
BIRTHDATE
12-1949
PLACE OF BIRTH
Melbourne, Australia
NATIONALITY
Australian
  • Biederberg, Emanuel – 17-8-1908 – father – naa recordsearch thumbnail
  • Biederberg, Berta – mother – naa recordsearch thumbnail
  • Biederberg, Sue – 1947 – sister

22-11-1938

Migration AU

Dianne’s parents moved from Poland to Australia in 1938 by SS Orama read more external link

22-10-1946

Naturalization

Dianne’s father Emanuel was naturalized in 1946

10-2-1947

Naturalization

Dianne’s mother Berta was naturalized in 1947

12-1949

Birthday

1956

Housing

The family lived in St Kilda after their arrival and bought a house in 1947 in Brighton

“We were the first foreigner in our street. I was about seven when Italians moved in next door. That opened up an entirely different cuisine to us. Mussels from the Jetty at Brighton beach and pasta were our favourites. Mum loved to try out the new dishes”

1968

Education

After attending Elwood high and Brighton High, Dianne started at Monash University, finishing her B.A. Dip. Ed in 1972. She then started her Masters in Special Education

1972

Migration EU

“I made my first trip to Europe in 1972. I met someone in a youth hostel in Amsterdam. We started up together. He came to Australia for a couple of months. In the school holidays the next year I went to the Netherlands. The following year I moved there without finishing my Master’s Degree. Only with a suitcase full of clothing. So not yet with forever in mind”

1977

Marriage

Dianne was married for 26 years

“I met my husband via my first partner”

1-1981

Employment

After several jobs with polaroid and Ballast Nedam, Dianne worked for 10 years at the Free University in Amsterdam

1990

Employment

In 1990, she started her own business CE Media

1990

Support

Dianne became a member of Australian Business in Europe Netherland, ABIE-NL read more external link

“I became a member of ABIE first of all: being an Australian and working for an Australian business”

2016

Support

Dianne joined the Australian and New Zealand Club ‘The Netherlands’ and she is now President of the ANZC read more external link