Testimony of Dina Eva Kimche née Dasberg, born in Haarlem, Netherlands, in 1936, about her experiences as a girl in Haarlem, Amsterdam, Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen, etc

Testimony of Dina Eva Kimche née Dasberg, born in Haarlem, Netherlands, in 1936, about her experiences as a girl in Haarlem, Amsterdam, Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen, etc. Life before the war with the extended family; German occupation ensues in May 1940; Dutch Jews concentrated in Amsterdam; deportation with the family to Amsterdam; anti-Jewish legislation; expulsion rom school; Jews banned from public parks and the tram; evening curfew; expropriation; deportation with family to Westerbork in September 1943; sent to Bergen-Belsen; life in the camp; roll calls, epidemic typhus; encounters with father; Torah study with father by means of drawings he made for her in a special notebook; transfer to Wurzen in January 1945; life in the camp; living conditions improve; receiving parcels from the Red Cross; Passover seder; liberation by French forces in May 1945; life after the war; immigration to Israel in 1950; adjustment to life in Israel.