Testimony of Dov Amir, born in Zuelpich, Germany, 1922, regarding his experiences in Arnhem and in hiding in Amsterdam

Testimony of Dov Amir, born in Zuelpich, Germany, 1922, regarding his experiences in Arnhem and in hiding in Amsterdam Life before the Nazi regime. Nazi rise to power, 1933; expulsion from the public school; vocational training with a blacksmith in Cologne; dismissal from his work; escape to the Netherlands after Kristallnacht; move to Amsterdam; work with his uncle; detention by the police, early December 1938; life in jail; transfer to a military camp in the south of the Netherlands; move to a refugee camp; move to a dormitory in Eindhoven and life in the dormitory; move to Rotterdam, 1939; life in Rotterdam; German occupation, 1940; move to Arnhem; life under the shelter of the Jewish community; escape to Amsterdam; life in Amsterdam; life in hiding in exchange for money; escape, 1941; contact with activists in the underground; life in hiding and his role as a liaison between the underground and people in hiding; liberation. Aliya to Eretz Israel via Belgium and France with help from the Jewish Brigade.