… invasion; hiding Jewish people in his house; daily living conditions during the war; the arrest of Jews off the street; and his in-laws’ arrest and…

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… rich and poor German Jews who had arrived in the Netherlands from the 1930s onwards; describes the last contact he had with his father- in-law; indicates…

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… the returning Jews to give them houses. The AWV did, although by law they could not give them back their own houses. It http://collections…

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… killing of Jews in the East. About the archive: It kept on growing. He worked there from May 1942 until September 1943. Two weeks later he got a letter to…

… then opening a publishing business with a friend in 1929; driving in Berlin, Germany, in 1937 and witnessing the persecution of Jews; her memories of…

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… could get extra food stamps. V: What year was this? K: I was engaged '41, I was married '42. V: What was your brother-in-law's name, who got those Jews…

…Jews--Legal status, laws, etc.--Netherlands.…

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… was not. Some boys would suddenly not come to school any longer and people would say “He was a Jew”. And that was that. About the star and laws against…

…Jacob van Proosdi, born in Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1921, discusses his childhood in Amsterdam; pursuing a law degree; his family’s involvement in…

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…-Belsen, but most survived. 2.51: Talks about how Meijers worked on civil law revision in Westerbork. And reaction to that from censors. “If they need a Jew…

… honored at Yad Vashem for being a rescuer of Jews in the Netherlands during World War II; his father’s involvement in the Social Democratic Party; beginning…

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… work is that we're doing. There are two books involved. One is a book for children about the ages of nine to thirteen about those who helped the Jews…

… becoming involved in helping Jews; his job at a distribution office in Rotterdam distributing bread to Westerbork; working under the Dutch Ministry of…

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… had the possibility to take on a job in Concentration Camp Westerbork. He decided to go, to see what was happening to the Jews. He would be working for…

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….ushmm.org Indexing terms Engel, Chaim, 1916-2003 Sobibór (Concentration camp) Jews--Poland--Łódź. Jews--Netherlands--Zwolle--Diaries. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945…

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… harassed by his fellow inmates. When asked whether there were any Jews there, he answered that he did not know. After one year, he was transferred to yet…