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TítuloSaving the children: history of the organized effort to rescue Jewish children in the Netherlands 1942-1945

Autor

Bert Jan Flim

Jeanette K. Ringold (translated by)‎

Jozien Driessen-van het Reve

Call number940.53161/0060

Número del objeto08122

Lugar de publicaciónBethesda, Maryland, United States

EditorialCDL Press

Año de publicación

2004

Paginaciónxvi,192p.

MaterialBook

SerieOccasional publications of the Department of Near Eastern Studies and the Program of Jewish Studies, Cornell University; no.6

ISBN9781883053888

Descripción

An account of the underground networks that came into being in the Netherlands in the years 1942-45. Tells the story of those Dutch people were involved in saving and hiding Jewish children. It describes the work of two resistance groups: 'The Utrecht Children's Committee' led by Jan Meulenbelt and 'The Amsterdam Student Group' led by Piet Meerburg and Wouyer van Zeytveld. Two other groups discussed are 'The Naaamloze Vennootschap' and 'The Trouw Group.'

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