Interviews
Ed Lessing -Email interview"The Dutch Resistance helped people indeed because they felt it was their responsibility. As the Germans more and more began a reign of terror in Holland, rounding up Jewish citizens, members of former political parties, and anyone who resisted any of their strict measures, and began executing them and sending them to their death in concentration camps, righteous men and women rose up in revolt against the evil of the occupiers." |
Rita Admiraal- Phone interview"So that’s why my dad got involved in the resistance movement, by hiding Jews. First in his own home and then he was discovered and then he went into hiding." |
George CAssutto- Personal Interview"In Germany, it was a slow process of over about 1933 to probably 1940, of taking away privileges of Jewish people, so they couldn't own businesses, they couldn't go to collage, they couldn't sit in public places." |
Louise Lawrence-Israels-Phone INterview"They took away our freedom, they dehumanized us as Jews, and they took everything away. My father had a business with his father, and they just took it away. Everything that had any value was taken away from us." -Louise Lawrence-Israels." |