The fear lay like a lid over Amsterdam (Witnesses story: Mien t-Palmer, Amsterdam-Noord-Holland 🔴
Channel: Creative Commons Media
Date: 2018-02-21

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Content by: Nationaal Comité 4 en 5 mei

Source: https://openbeelden.nl/media/20613/De_angst_lag_als_een_deksel_over_Amsterdam.en

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Publication Date: 19 February 2010

Description: Almost all seamstresses run with it to the February strike on the noordermarkt. It's February 1941. Mien t-Palmer (1917) shall submit to the sewing room where she works flat. The whole family Palmer, father, mother and seven children, is active in the resistance. Brother Pam bekoopt this with the death in 1943. Until recently, she spoke at schools about the war then and racism now. Or, as she explains her Moroccan neighbor across the street, immigrant means that you yourself or your parents not born in Netherlands. No more. "With distinction is nothing wrong, it should only not to discrimination".

Description (more): ' Striking images-witnesses stories at war monuments ' is a project of the Nationaal Comité 4 en 5 mei. On the website of the Committee (www.4en5mei.nl/oorlogsmonumenten) are more than 3000 war monuments in a database. Some monuments is a witness story appeared; both on Scripture as filmed.