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Breslauer, W.R. Still uit de Westerborkfilm Westerbork, kamp, 1944 Tischlerei

Breslauer, W.R. Still uit de Westerborkfilm Westerbork, kamp, 1944 Tischlerei

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Uitgaande transporten kamp Westerbork

Transport 12 oktober 1942 - Auschwitz

Transport 24 augustus 1942 - Auschwitz

Transporten naar Sobibor

Coseltransporten

Transporten naar Theresienstadt

Transporten naar Auschwitz

Transport 23 januari 1943 - Auschwitz

Transport 18 januari 1943 - Auschwitz

Transport 11 januari 1943 - Auschwitz

Transport 17 maart 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 10 maart 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 16 februari 1943 - Auschwitz

Transport 8 februari 1944 - Auschwitz

Transport 9 februari 1943 - Auschwitz

Transport 2 februari 1943 - Auschwitz

Transport 29 januari 1943 - Auschwitz

Transport 30 maart 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 2 maart 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 23 maart 1943 - Auschwitz

Transport 11 mei 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 4 mei 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 27 april 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 20 april 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 13 april 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 6 april 1943 - Sobibor

Transport 14 augustus 1942 - Auschwitz

Transport 10 augustus 1942 - Auschwitz

Transport 7 augustus 1942 - Auschwitz

Transport 3 augustus 1942 - Auschwitz

Transport 31 juli 1942 - Auschwitz

Transport 27 juli 1942 - Auschwitz

Transport 24 juli 1942 - Auschwitz

Gabriele was the only child of Jewish parents living in the German capital of Berlin. Her grandfather owned a pharmacy and a pharmaceuticals factory, where Gabriele's father also made his living. 1933-39: In 1938 the Nazis forced my grandfather to sell his factory and pharmacy for very little money to an "Aryan" German. After that, my father decided we should move to Amsterdam where it was safer for Jews. I was 5 years old and wanted to stay in Berlin. I didn't understand why I had to leave my toys and friends. In Amsterdam I had to learn a whole new language when I began elementary school, but I soon began to make new friends there. 1940-44: In May 1940 Germany invaded the Netherlands. I remember being frightened seeing the German troops march into the city. When I went to school I had to wear a yellow Jewish star, and I couldn't play with my Christian friends anymore. When I was 9, my family was deported to a camp in the eastern Netherlands called Westerbork. There, during the day while my parents worked, I learned to steal things to barter for food. A year later we were sent to the Theresienstadt ghetto. In the ghetto I was hungry all the time. Twelve-year-old Gabriele and her parents were liberated from Theresienstadt in May 1945. That June, the Silten family returned to Amsterdam, where they resettled. http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/media_oi.php?ModuleId=10006646&MediaId=4525

Transport 25 februari 1944 - Theresienstadt

Bekendmaking&nbsp; Datum: 1943-08-11&nbsp; Plaats: Westerbork, kamp&nbsp; Onderwerp: Kantinetijden; afval voor het vee.

Bekendmaking&nbsp; Datum: 1943-08-11&nbsp; Plaats: Westerbork, kamp&nbsp; Onderwerp: Kantinetijden; afval voor het vee.

Bekendmaking over kantinetijden en het omgaan met afval voor het vee.

Perioden kamp Westerbork

1948

Margaretha Hen-Heymans