Erfgoed van de Oorlog, Bystander Memories, interview RG-50.570.0014

He comes from a Christian family. He describes the occupation from this perspective. He writes how, after the Jewish men had been deported, the Jewish women and children who were left behind handled the situation in which they had ended up because of the Nazis.

He also saw how these women and children were deported, and tells us about this in detail. He saw trains filled with Jews running alongside the village. The interviewee also talks about the liberation, and indicates that many people, directly or indirectly, collaborated with the Germans.

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