Erfgoed van de Oorlog, Bystander Memories, interview RG-50.570.0032

Ze geeft aan hoe ze dit verwerkt heeft. The interviewee talks about the good relationship the family had with their Jewish neighbours in Amsterdam. Her parents helped Jewish children.

She witnessed several round-ups and talks about them in detail. The fear she felt at not knowing the fate of the Jews is palpable. She also discusses her family’s time in hiding in Meerkerk, which resulted from her father not wanting to do forced labour.

The interviewee talks about the emotional aftermath of the war and her view on Germans in general. She tells us about how she coped with this. Date Submitted: 2010-04-01 Van dit interview zijn eveneens uitgebreide samenvattingen met tijd-codes beschikbaar in zowel het Nederlands als Engels.

Zie de Inleiding voor een snel overzicht van de gehele collectie en de contactgegevens. Er zijn tevens verschillende bestanden bijgevoegd betreffende het project en dit specifieke interview. Besides the transcript there is an extensive summary available of the interview in both Dutch and English with time-codes inserted.

See the Introduction for a quick overview of the entire collection and the contact details. There are also several documents and reports available concerning the project and this particular interview.