… activities that included smuggling Jews and others from Germany into Limburg province, smuggling Allied pilots to Belgium, manufacturing forged food stamps and…

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… Jews and others from Germany into Limburg province, smuggling Allied pilots to Belgium, manufacturing forged food stamps and other documents, and helping…

… the German occupation of the Netherlands; how the police had to implement German law which often conflicted with Dutch law; witnessing various incidents…

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… already. Went to public schools, with lot of different children. 1.10: “I don’t know where Jewish kids went.” I never knew, we never talked about Jews…

… 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…

… trucking company, emptying Jewish houses; watching the empty houses be given to evacuees from the coast; his work to return homes to Jews who returned after…

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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…

…, an archive of Jewish property; delivering files to the law firm Lippman and Rosenthal; witnessing the roundup of patients at the Jewish Hospital; the…

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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…

…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…

…, correspondence from the American Federation of Jews from Central Europe, Inc. regarding missing relatives, a list of former Jewish citizens from Hannover, excerpts…

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… research including photocopies of research, correspondence from the American Federation of Jews from Central Europe, Inc. regarding missing relatives, a list…

… removed from transport lists; issues involving Portuguese Jews who claimed not to be Jewish; meeting the camp commandant Gemmeker; liberation; and the…

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… who said that they were not full Jews according to the Neurenberger laws. Vles studied these laws in detail. If there was one non-Jewish grandparent…

… 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…