In the third volume of a series containing the wartime memories of Dutch immigrants to Canada and the U.S., who survived Nazi occupation of the Netherlands from 1940 to 1945, 16 writers tell how Dutch Jews were first isolated from society and then dragged from their homes or picked up off the streets and put on trains to the East to be murdered in Nazi death camps.
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In the third volume of a series containing the wartime memories of Dutch immigrants to Canada and the U.S., who survived Nazi occupation of the Netherlands from 1940 to 1945, 16 writers tell how Dutch Jews were first isolated from society and then dragged from their homes or picked up off the streets and put on trains to the East to be murdered in Nazi death camps.
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