Testimony of Josefine (Kaseres) Avizedek, born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands in 1934, regarding her experiences in The Hague and in Arnheim under an assumed identity from 1942 to 1945

Testimony of Josefine (Kaseres) Avizedek, born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands in 1934, regarding her experiences in The Hague and in Arnheim under an assumed identity from 1942 to 1945 Family life in The Netherlands; move to The Hague in 1939; anti-Jewish legislation; beginning of the deportations of Dutch Jews; saved from the deportations due to not reporting the move to The Hague; father’s activity in the Dutch underground; escape with her mother to Arnheim; life there under an assumed non-Jewish identity; attending a non-Jewish school; air raids; move as refugees to the northern region of The Netherlands; assistance from the authorities; liberation; reuniting with her father; aliya to Israel in 1961.