Erfgoed van de Oorlog, Bystander Memories, interview RG-50.570.0010

Naast deze gebeurtenissen heeft de geïnterviewde in de meidagen gevochten nabij Katwijk. Hier verhaalt hij eveneens gedetailleerd over. The interviewee was born on 7 February, 1914 in Leiden.

During the war he was a policeman. In this function he was involved in the deportation of a Jewish family in The Hague. He was also present during the deportation from Jews from Camp Barneveld to Camp Westerbork.

The Jews in Barneveld were a group who were at first exempt from deportation because of their position in society. He talks extensively about these events and about his feelings about all of this. In addition to these events he fought in the first days of the occupation in May 1940, near Katwijk.

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