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Realisation:
Willy Lindwer, AVA Productions BV
Timeframe: 1939-1945
Location: Westerbork
Number interviews: 14
DANS: https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-z2v-f6ux
Is part of: Thematische collectie: Erfgoed van de Oorlog, Het Willy Lindwer Holocaust Video Archief
The material is not yet available through DANS. However, you can contact Willy Lindwer himself, contact details can be found on his website.
Camp Westerbork in the eastern part of the Netherlands was the last station for more than 100,000 Dutch Jews to be deported to the Nazi death camps. Over 80% of Dutch Jews were deported, the highest percentage in Western Europe. The emotion and tragedy of the story is enhanced by the remarkable photographs and films of Rudolf Breslauer, camp photographer and filmmaker. This is the first documentary film ever made about this Nazi transit camp in the Netherlands, with a large series of interviews with survivors who played an important and prominent role in the camp, such as youth leaders, about the hospital, religious life, entertainment and other elements of life in the camp. Among the interviewees is the non-Jewish Dutchman Adrianus van As, head of the distribution office in Camp Westerbork.
Chanoekaviering in een barak in Westerbork, december 1943
