Over 1200 interviews, of which 700 are publicly listenable online and approximately 500 restricted interviews can be found through the website but are not publicly listenable. The collection is supplemented with ad-hoc interviews but also with so-called Veterans Interview Projects (VIP) that focus on multiple interviews around a particular theme or mission.

One of the most tragic events in the history of World War II in the Netherlands. On 6 and 7 June 1943, two trains with Jewish children left camp Vught. All children under 16 had to leave, their mothers were allowed to go with them. They were told they would go to a special children’s camp nearby. But the trains went to the Westerbork transit camp. And then to Sobibor in Poland. The almost 1,300 Jewish children were killed here almost immediately upon arrival.

Huffener, kand. M.C.C. (2003): Thematische collectie: Kindertransporten ‘Joodse kinderen in kamp Vught’ – Interviews (2003) en documentaires (2007). DANS. https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-23w-qcj9