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Testimony of Avraam De Jong Yinon, born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 1913, regarding his experiences in Amsterdam and Eindhoven
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 Testimony of Avraam De Jong Yinon, born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 1913, regarding his experiences in Amsterdam and Eindhoven Life before the war; religious family; his father was a sexton in a synagogue; move to Amsterdam; activities in a Zionist youth movement; marriage; birth of his daughter. Outbreak of the war; work as a Hebrew teacher; deportation of Jews and detention, 1942; life in detention and then release; finds a hiding place in Nijmegen for his wife and daughter with the help of a priest, 1943; liberation of the southeast Netherlands; escape to the liberated area, 1944. Life in...
File Number : 5817
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
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