God rest your soul, you poor victim of inhuman monsters ! I hope that I will never have to hear about another like you.

the Netherlands, 2004, "Goodbye Holland" is a shocking documentary that uncovers the painful truth about a country’s indifference and collaboration during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. The film also deals with the period during and after liberation when citizens and government officials met Jews with an icy reception. In a moving personal exploration of a national betrayal, Willy Lindwer shatters myths about Dutch tolerance.

Anne's story is one that all people, young and old, can relate to. It's a good introduction to what happened to the Jews under the Nazis. Through Anne's story, the reader is introduced to the Nazis' rounding up and wanting to hurt the Jews. The Holocaust becomes real to children, and adults, via Anne's Diary. It's good there are people who knew Anne and her family helping to augment the story. There have been a few friends and acquaintances of Anne and her family who have contributed more information via their various books. Anne's story is a starting place for many people who learn about what happened to Jews, and others, under the Nazis. I think it's great that Anne got her wish - to be a famous author!

Article written in 2000 by Bovenkerk, Frank - Prof. at the Willem Pompe Institute - Univ. of Utrecht - The Netherlands. The Dutch role in the persecution of the Jews in World War II. This article examines the role of the Netherlands in World War II during the occupation of the German Nazis, as well as their actions afterwards. The author maintains the Dutch played a crucial part in the extermination of the Jews, and have done little since to address their actions.

Anyone still being stuck in camps, really. But compared to these political prisoners, Jews paid eventually the price twice again.