Before Tuesday, the camp was in panic. Every prisoner feared selection for the next transport. On Tuesday evenings, those who were not selected had just one more week of rest before the next selection. The transports stopped in September 1944. The camp has been totally destroyed after the liberation.
Nothing remains of the camp.
However, there is a very poignant monument and a very interesting and well documented memorial center at the site. The monument consists of a piece of railroad track, which at its end is twisted and points into the sky. A Hanukkah celebration in the main hall of the Westerbork transit camp.