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  • Specificaties
    Auteurs

    ,

    ISBN

    9789462583160

    Jaar

    2019

    Taal

    Engels

    Illustraties

    400

    Aantal pagina's

    304

    Uitvoering

    Hardback

    Bijzonderheden

    In cooperation with Joods Cultureel Kwartier, NIOD in Amsterdam and Topographie des Terrors in Berlin

  • The Persecution of the Jews in Photographs, the Netherlands 1940-1945 is the first book of photographs about the persecution and deportation of the Jews in the Netherlands. A remarkable number of photographs have survived of the process from the initial isolation to the final extermination of the Jews. Both the professional photographers commissioned by the occupying forces, and amateurs, took moving photographs. Ordinary Dutch citizens recorded razzias, in some cases secretly. They also photographed the introduction of the Star of David, the Jews who went into hiding, and the role of perpetrators and bystanders.

    On 10 May 1940, the day of the German invasion, there were 140,000 Jewish inhabitants living in the Netherlands. In addition, there were more than 20,000 German-Jewish refugees in the country. The German occupying forces gradually introduced anti-Jewish measures, step by step. The first train left for the Westerbork transit camp on 14 July 1942, followed up by the deportations to the Auschwitz extermination camp. 107,000 Jews were deported from the Netherlands, The full extent of their terrible fate only became known after the war: at least 102,000 were murdered, died of mistreatment or were worked to death in the Nazi camps. This tragedy has had a profound effect on Dutch society.

    Photographic archives and private collections were consulted in the Netherlands and abroad. Extensive background data was researched, which means that the moving pictures have an even greater force of expression. The result is an overwhelming collection of almost 400 photographs, accompanied by detailed captions. This book reflects the memory of the persecution of the Jews in photographs.

    Rene Kok and Erik Somers are historians who work at the NIOD and previously published:

    Stad in oorlog, Amsterdam 1940-1945 in foto’s

    Het Grote 40-45 Boek


Specificaties
Auteurs

,

ISBN

9789462583160

Jaar

2019

Taal

Engels

Illustraties

400

Aantal pagina's

304

Uitvoering

Hardback

Bijzonderheden

In cooperation with Joods Cultureel Kwartier, NIOD in Amsterdam and Topographie des Terrors in Berlin


In het kort

The Persecution of the Jews in Photographs, the Netherlands 1940-1945 is the first book of photographs about the persecution and deportation of the Jews in the Netherlands. A remarkable number of photographs have survived of the process from the initial isolation to the final extermination of the Jews. Both the professional photographers commissioned by the occupying forces, and amateurs, took moving photographs. Ordinary Dutch citizens recorded razzias, in some cases secretly. They also photographed the introduction of the Star of David, the Jews who went into hiding, and the role of perpetrators and bystanders.

On 10 May 1940, the day of the German invasion, there were 140,000 Jewish inhabitants living in the Netherlands. In addition, there were more than 20,000 German-Jewish refugees in the country. The German occupying forces gradually introduced anti-Jewish measures, step by step. The first train left for the Westerbork transit camp on 14 July 1942, followed up by the deportations to the Auschwitz extermination camp. 107,000 Jews were deported from the Netherlands, The full extent of their terrible fate only became known after the war: at least 102,000 were murdered, died of mistreatment or were worked to death in the Nazi camps. This tragedy has had a profound effect on Dutch society.


Over de auteur

Rene Kok and Erik Somers are historians who work at the NIOD and previously published:

Stad in oorlog, Amsterdam 1940-1945 in foto’s

Het Grote 40-45 Boek